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We’re looking for artists or artist teams to create permanent public artworks to complement a new building for the Boston Arts Academy (BAA) in the Fenway neighborhood.
Over 40 free events hosted in partnership with business groups and experts focus on the theme of "Build, Overcome, Strengthen" for Boston's women entrepreneurs and business owners
The plan will guide the City's work to connect those struggling with substance use disorder to services while ensuring public safety and quality of life for everyone.
Traffic Advisory, Saturday, October 5 and Sunday, October 6, 2019
The application is to demolish a firehouse at 1870 Columbus Avenue in Roxbury.
This summer, the Boston Public Library expanded past its brick-and-mortar branches to reach residents somewhere else: at City Hall’s registry, where they pick up birth certificates and marriage...
We're encouraging residents to ensure their information is secure.
Mayor Walsh releases City's Food Access Agenda to end food insecurity by 2030
$5 million project budget will renovate sports, play and seating areas, lighting, walkability, and accessibility
Mayor Walsh announces Boston housing plan has crossed the 30,000 unit mark, including 6,000 income-restricted units
This month, we look at educational resources and local events to support the fight against breast cancer.
Mayor Walsh announces the permanent installation of the Birch Street Plaza in Roslindale
The application is to demolish a residence at 16 Chappie Street in Charlestown
On their 120th anniversary, Animal Rescue League of Boston was recognized by the City Council for the work they are doing to help animals in need, and for keeping people and pets together.
This week, Councilor Zakim recognized the Boston Renegades, a “five-time national champion women’s tackle football team from a City that is no stranger to champions.”
Traffic Advisory, Saturday, September 28, and Sunday, September 29, 2019
This post about the One Boston Resilience Project was written by Mayor Walsh.
Five BCYF centers offer free Saturday playtime for children and their families.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department have announced that registration is now open for the 2019 Mayor’s Cup Soccer Jamboree.
After more than two years of work, you can order City of Boston birth, marriage, and death certificates online.
54 units of supportive, affordable housing with green efficiencies, and on-site services to be built
Mayor Martin J. Walsh has announced the return of the annual Fall Pumpkin Float at the Boston Common Frog Pond on Friday, October 18, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Mayor Walsh celebrates reconstruction of North Square, featuring new permanent public artwork and improved access
Mayor Walsh launches Age Strong public awareness campaign
Anyone who remembers the original Prudential Center remembers the giant statue oftentimes referred to as the “Naked Guy.” You couldn’t miss it.
The Council voted to adopt a resolution recognizing the week of September 15 – 21 as National Forensic Science Week in the City of Boston.
A citizen petition entitled “Petition for Renaming Dudley Square to Nubian Square” was sponsored by 10 registered voters and referred to the Committee on Government Operations on February 6, 2019.
Thousands gathered at City Hall Plaza for the strike.
Once complete, the new narrative arts center will serve as a literary destination at 50 Liberty Drive at Fan Pier
Mayor Walsh celebrates Age-Friendly Bench program with community
