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The City wants creative and feasible ideas from potential partners for the planned Arts and Innovation District.
The tour will celebrate the 23rd Annual Boston Main Streets Awards
In 2019, the City of Boston and the City of Kyoto, Japan will mark 60 years as Sister Cities.
The JazzUrbane Cafe was selected for a street-level space that will bring family-friendly dining options and community space to the historic heart of Boston.
The workshops will focus on equity, job growth, and community development in multiple languages throughout the City.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the appointments of Natalia Urtubey as Director of Small Business, and Celina Barrios-Millner as Director of Equity and Inclusion in the Mayor's Office of...
The "#5onMain" campaign is a seasonal initiative for small businesses in Boston, encouraging residents to shop local this holiday season.
This year's theme, "Get Inspired, Get Connected, Get Funded", aims to address challenges in funding, mentorship, and growing women-led businesses.
The team’s approach to attracting and retaining businesses has also been strengthened with the addition of a new life-tech manager.
The "#LetsAllShopSmall" campaign and new "Main Streets Explorer" pilot encourage residents to shop local.
One of the programs, Boston Builds Credit, will help 25,000 Boston residents attain a credit score of 660 or higher by the year 2025.
Mayor Walsh, in partnership with Revere Mayor Brian Arrigo, announced a proposal that celebrates everything the City of Boston has to offer.
The Charlestown Community Impact Fund grants were awarded to 38 nonprofits and organizations that serve the neighborhood.
The disparity study will serve as the foundation for future equity-based policies, building on Mayor Walsh's 2016 Inclusion and Equity Agenda.
BOSTON - Friday, October 6, 2017 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today proclaimed October to be 'Manufacturing Month' in the City of Boston. At a visit to Dorchester Brewing Company this morning, Mayor Walsh...
The new initiative encourages students to venture beyond campus and discover the City.
Welcome to Boston! We’re excited for you to #MeetBoston. Get off campus and explore your new home with the #MeetBoston Challenge. We know you’re going to love it here.
The City released a request for proposals to operate and activate the 7,800 square foot street-level space.
The center is designed to serve as a one-stop neighborhood resource for small business owners and entrepreneurs.
The City will host Sail Boston 2017 from Saturday, June 17, to Thursday, June 22.
Refocused small business lending will increase economic mobility and prioritize historically underserved neighborhoods and demographics.
Working closely with the Mayor's Office of Economic Development, the Committee consists of industry stakeholders who will provide recommendations on areas of food truck policy, as well as engage...
Big Booster, launched in April 2015, is the first non-profit, international accelerator program between Boston and Lyon, France, and is intended to foster a creative global entrepreneurial exchange.
The winter and spring workshops will help entrepreneurs and small business owners of all types and development stages.
The proposal will create more employment opportunities for Boston residents, persons of color, and women.
The Mayor is challenging consumers to support small businesses during the holiday season.
North West of Ireland-based medtech company will capitalize on Boston's entrepreneurial spirit, wealth of talent and global reputation
The event included networking opportunities, workshops, and a keynote address from Roger Berkowitz, president and CEO of Legal Sea Foods.
The first-ever comprehensive plan outlines strategies for change and consolidates operations.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced today the appointments of Shaun Blugh as Director of Growth Strategies and Lauren Jones as Director of Business Strategy under the Economic Development Cabinet. In...
