Everything from local meetings, events, and community happenings is covered in the events post. This post brings you an organized list of community happenings for the week ahead.
Monday, September 22
NEMPAC Fall Classes Begin
Welcoming all of our students back for another great year of musical education and adventure!
3:00pm Downtown Waterfront Planning Meeting
[Atlantic Wharf, 290 Congress St., 2nd Floor] Downtown Waterfront Municipal Harbor Planning Advisory Committee. For powerpoint presentations and material from prior meetings click here.
6:00pm 78-80 Salem St. – Sushi Rock Abutters Meeting
Join abutters on the sidewalk at Sushi Rock who is seeking a beer/wine and cordial liquor license transfer.
Tuesday, September 23
12:00pm Exhibit: Tony DeMarco at the Boston Garden – The West End Museum
[150 Staniford Street Suite 7, Boston] Free and open to the public during regular Museum hours: the exhibit will feature photographs of boxing champ Tony DeMarco’s many matches at the old Boston Garden. The former Welterweight Champion of the World, DeMarco grew up in Boston’s North End. Runs through November 1st – no registration required. Free and open to the public during regular Museum hours.
5:00pm Mural Unveiling Party at Dewey Square Park on the Greenway
See the completed public art by Shinique Smith and find information about the party in this post.
7:00pm NEWRA Zoning, Licensing & Construction (ZLC) Committee Meeting – Mariner’s House [11 North Square] Visit zlc.newra.org for more information.
Wednesday, September 24
Sundown – Rosh Hashanah Begins
6:30pm The Best Workman in the Shop: Cabinetmaker William Monroe of Concord, Massachusetts
[Old South Meeting House: 310 Washington Street, at the corner of Milk Street, in downtown Boston] Paul Revere House: In June, 1800, 21 year-old cabinetmaker William Munroe arrived in Concord with a set of tools and $3.40 in cash. Forty years later he proudly recorded having more than $20,000 in assets, a remarkable achievement for a craftsman.
Thursday, September 25
4:00pm City Hall to Go at 308 Hanover St.
Why not have City Hall come to you? Stop by Hanover Street to: pay a parking ticket, renew a parking permit, request a birth certificate, get a recycled bin sticker, submit a request for service, get up to date schedule changes at www.cityofboston.gov/cityhalltogo.
6:00pm “Legendary Locals of Beacon Hill” Book Talk at West End Library
Legendary Locals of Beacon Hill, a book of photographs and stories about the people who have helped Beacon Hill begin, grow, prosper and make it the historic, walkable, friendly, quirky place where author Karen Cord Taylor has lived for decades.
6:30pm Old North Speaker Series: William Kuhn [Old North Church, 193 Salem St, Boston]
William Kuhn: When the Defender of the Faith Takes the Train Part book club, part lecture, don’t miss the chance to read this hilarious book and discuss it with the author! Christ Church in the City of Boston was founded as an Anglican Church in 1723, with direct ties to King George II and III. Although Old North established religious independence from Britain after the Revolution by becoming an Episcopal Church, Britain’s influence on this church survives to this day. Register for free tickets here.
Friday, September 26
5:00pm Bow & Arrow Open House at 215 Hanover St., Suite 201
Open House to celebrate the grand opening celebration of Bow & Arrow. The event is open to the public and is free for all ages to attend. For more information, stop by Suite 201 at 215 Hanover street, contact Bow & Arrow at 617-263-4689 or BowandArrowColl
Saturday, September 27
6:30pm 4th Annual “Girl” Friends of the North End Reunion at Knights of Columbus in Charlestown
The committee looks forward to seeing all the “girl” friends of the North End once again on September 27th. View the post
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