National Night Out 2013 on the Prado Focuses on Community & Public Safety [Photos]
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The annual North End National Night Out was held Tuesday night on the Prado (Paul Revere Mall) bringing dozens of neighbors and community groups together for the public safety, anti-crime awareness gathering. North End Against Drugs (NEAD) and Boston Police District A-1 invited residents for food, music and activities. Church bells were rung at 8pm coincident with other neighborhoods around the country. The event was also part of NEAD’s North End Family Pride Week that runs through Sunday, August 11, 2013.
The traditional candle ceremony was held around the Prado fountain with some smoky dry-ice effects adding to the scene. This is the city equivalent of putting on your front light; something that they do in the suburbs on National Night Out. Enjoy these photos from the event.
Community Leaders from NEAD, NEMPAC, Boston Police, Boston Foundation and City Hall
Candle Ceremony at the Prado Fountain
K-9 Boston Police Demonstration
Dry Ice provides effect on the Prado fountain
The Eliot School Crew
Scott and Damien from the US Coast Guard at National NIght Out
Patricia Romano leads a craft project at National NIght Out
Neighbors set candles into the Prado Fountain
Sgt Lema sings while kids play on the Prado
Mayoral Candidate Dan Conley with Michelle, Anne and Rosemary
Rep Michlewitz and John Romano
BPD K-9 searching for the contraband
The girls at National Night Out on the Prado
Teens at National Night Out
RUFF at National Night Out on the Prado
Marianne and Mary from NEW Health
Michelle with MassDOT RMV
Grace and Stephen Passacantilli
NEAD’s John Romano, Karen D’Amico and George Hadaya
DJ Sal Bartolo Spinning the Tunes
School Buddies, Nicole Leo and City Councilor at Large candidate Jack Kelly
North End Against Drugs hosted their first of several Sports Nights that at Polcari Playground (Nazzaro) this summer. These events and refreshments are made possible thanks to proceeds received from Mayor Walsh’s Summer Fun Grant. The Nazzaro Center also helped to make the night a great success by providing older teens to help lead and Read More…
The North End Music and Performing Arts Center (NEMPAC) continued its “Tuesdays@7” concert series on the Paul Revere Mall, also known as the Prado. This week it was contemporary selections from vocalist and trumpeter Chris Schroeder, guitarist Jeremy Sarzana, and percussionist Brian Bernhard.
The annual “Back to School Party” brought out over a 100 kids and parents on Sunday afternoon to the Improv Asylum, sponsor of the event in conjunction with North End Against Drugs. The special Improv Comedy show was free to all North End families, students, Eliot School and St. John School kids along with NEAD Read More…
