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Public Art Celebration May 19th on the Greenway

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May 19th Public Art Celebration! The Greenway Conservancy will be hosting a 2016 Public Art Celebration for its new art installations on Thursday, May 19th from 5pm – 8pm, with a short speaking program at 6:30pm at the Boston Calling Block Party. The event will span the entire length of The Greenway from Chinatown to the North End. There will be performances, food trucks, activities, a Boston Calling Block Party in Dewey Square, and meet-and-greets with artists whose work you can view on The Greenway.

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Walk as One on World Labyrinth Day – May 4, 2013

Posted on Author Matt Conti

World Labyrinth Day: Walk as One at 1pm on Saturday, May 4, 2013 as people from all over the world walk a labyrinth in solidarity and peace. Countries participating include the United States, Canada, Ireland, England, the Bahamas, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Germany, New Zealand, China, South Africa and Australia. World Labyrinth Day, annually held on the first Saturday of Read More…
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“High Tide” Comes to Cross Street Through Greenway’s Public Art Exhibit

Posted on Author Matt Conti

High Tide, by Carolina Aragón was installed this week along Cross Street in the lawn area at the corner of North Street in front of the former tunnel administration building. This is the first exhibit on the open lawn space that is now being managed by the Greenway Conservancy, across the street from the Greenway’s North Read More…
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Greenway Conservancy Financials Reflect State Support, Public Art Focus & Higher Salaries

Posted on Author Matt Conti

The Greenway Conservancy issued its latest financial numbers, with a headline number of $8.8 million in operating expenses over the 18-month period ending December 2015. The extended reporting period is due to a one-time change in fiscal year-end reporting, from June year-end to December. For the 12 months ending December 2016, the Conservancy’s board approved a budget of $5 million which is about Read More…