Walker Playground Ribbon Cutting
Join us for the official opening of Walker Playground in Mattapan.
The opening will be happening during Mayor Wu's Neighborhood Coffee Hour Series.
Join us for the official opening of Walker Playground in Mattapan.
The opening will be happening during Mayor Wu's Neighborhood Coffee Hour Series.
Get to know your neighbors and your community on these walks. This event is in partnership with Pastor John Marshall of Mt. Calvary Church.
The Community Engagement Cabinet is partnering with various City of Boston faith leaders to host a series of community walks throughout the summer.
Get to know your neighbors and your community on these walks. In partnership with Bishop Nicolas Homicil of Voice of the Gospel Tabernacle.
The Community Engagement Cabinet is partnering with various City of Boston faith leaders to host a series of community walks throughout the summer.
Stop by during the evening commute to talk to the project team about the proposed North Station to Seaport Multimodal Corridor!
The Boston Transportation Department project team will be at South Station from 4-6 p.m. Come stop by and learn about the future of the corridor!
Help the City of Boston's Archaeology team develop an exhibit in Fanueil Hall on the history of slavery in Boston.
Archaeology tells us a story. The City of Boston's Archaeology team has found artifacts in Boston that tell a story of the enslavement of indigenous and African peoples.
Together with documents and artifacts, the City of Boston is working to create an exhibit that shares these stories of enslavement in Boston. We want to hear from you about what you want to see in the exhibit.
Help guide the development of preliminary designs for corridor improvements between Marginal and Porter Streets.
Join us for an in-person community site walk to discuss improvements at Mary Ellen Welch Greenway. We'd love for you to join us and share your input with the project team about this important East Boston open space.
Interpretation and translation services are available to you at no cost. If you need them, please contact us at
Allison Perlman allison.perlman@boston.gov or 617-961-3035 by: (07/14)
The City of Boston is working to enhance biking and walking for neighborhood residents in Lower Roxbury.
We’re proposing changes to neighborhood streets in Lower Roxbury in response to your priorities. We’re hosting a series of outdoor in-person “pop-up” sessions this summer. You can view proposed changes, share your comments, and ask questions. We invite you to come by to learn more and let us know what you think!
Spanish interpretation will be provided at Pop-Up #1 (June 24, 4 - 7 p.m.) and Pop-Up #3 (July 9, 12 - 2 p.m.). See the full list of pop-up dates and times at on the Lower Roxbury website.
The City of Boston is working to enhance biking and walking for neighborhood residents in Lower Roxbury.
We’re proposing changes to neighborhood streets in Lower Roxbury in response to your priorities. We’re hosting a series of outdoor in-person “pop-up” sessions this summer. You can view proposed changes, share your comments, and ask questions. We invite you to come by to learn more and let us know what you think!
Spanish interpretation will be provided at Pop-Up #1 (June 24, from 4 - 7 p.m.) and Pop-Up #3 (July 9, from 12 - 2 p.m.). See the full list of pop-up dates and times on the Lower Roxbury website.
The City of Boston is working to enhance biking and walking for neighborhood residents in Lower Roxbury.
We’re proposing changes to neighborhood streets in Lower Roxbury in response to your priorities. We’re hosting a series of outdoor in-person “pop-up” sessions this summer. You can view proposed changes, share your comments, and ask questions. We invite you to come by to learn more and let us know what you think!
Spanish interpretation will be provided at Pop-Up #1 (June 24, from 4 - 7 p.m.) and Pop-Up #3 (July 9, from 12 - 2 p.m.). See the full list of pop-up dates and times on the Lower Roxbury website.
The City of Boston is working to enhance biking and walking for neighborhood residents in Lower Roxbury.
We’re proposing changes to neighborhood streets in Lower Roxbury in response to your priorities. We’re hosting a series of outdoor in-person “pop-up” sessions this summer. You can view proposed changes, share your comments, and ask questions. We invite you to come by to learn more and let us know what you think!
Spanish interpretation will be provided at this event and Pop-Up #1 (June 24, from 4 - 7 p.m.). See the full list of pop-up dates and times on the Lower Roxbury website.