The first annual Tunnel of Love opened on Saturday at Columbus Park, transforming the iconic trellis on the waterfront into Boston’s Valentine’s Day destination. Each end of the trellis features a heart-shaped entrance, with five-foot-tall, handmade “conversation hearts” lining the walkway. The concept and artwork was created by the The Friends of Christopher Columbus Park, led by Read More…
The North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council (NEWNC) will hold its monthly meeting on Monday, February 12, 2018, at 7:00pm at the Nazzaro Center, 30 N. Bennet Street. City Councilor Lydia Edwards will join the meeting to give a report from the Offices of Local Elected Officials. There will also be a presentation by Ford Read More…
This week’s top posts on NorthEndWaterfront.com featured history, government, local fundraisers, homelessness and more. Read on below to see some of the most popular articles from this past week. Boston Edition of U.S. Constitution Printed for First Time in 231 Years Gary Gregory, print master and founder of the Printing Office of Edes & Gill Read More…
Love local this Valentine’s Day! Visit artisan pop-ups alongside BPM’s year-round vendors for specialty food, jewelry, skincare products, and treats for your loved ones. Your one-stop shop for groceries AND gifts! Saturday, February 10 | 8AM-8PM Designs by Anke | Handmade sterling silver jewelry Pocasset Naturals | All natural bath and body care products Sweet Teez Read More…
Recent incidents from the Boston Police District A-1 journal log for the North End / Waterfront area. Robbery / CommercialAggravated Assault – Battery02/08/18 9:20pmVictim reports an unknown male suspect entered the Cooper Street variety store, came around to the cash register, and pointed a silver handgun at the victim. At this time, the suspect Read More…
The North End / Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA) held their February 2018 meeting starting with a series of reports and community updates. Here is a summary to follow along with the video posted above. (00:00 in video) President’s Welcome – Mary McGee Parks Committee Report – Robyn Reed (01:50) Langone Park / Puopolo Fields renovations – Read More…
Whether you’re planning to celebrate with your significant other, family, friends, or just want to treat yourself, there are several local events to attend this Valentine’s Day! The fun kicks off tomorrow and continues through next week. Read on below to fill your holiday to-do list with your favorite neighborhood activities. Saturday, February 10 2:30pm – Read More…
A 90-Foot Swan Dive: Joseph Marino shown soaring into the air from tall pile-driver back of North End Park. In the summer of 1940, my father Joe Marino completed a 90-foot swan dive into Boston Harbor. He was one of the old time North End legends! “Joe makes the plunge with the grace of a Read More…
Things to know for Friday Today is Friday, February 9 and the 2018 Winter Olympic Games are officially here. If tonight’s opening ceremony doesn’t have you excited, swing by the North End Rink to try you hand at this famous Olympic sport. As you may already know, NorthEndWaterfront.com is here to keep you informed and involved Read More…
Join us in the HUB at the Boston Public Market every Wednesday this month to put your food knowledge to the test. No sign-up necessary – just bring yourself, your friends, and an appetite to win! Beer and wine will be available for purchase at our Sip&Shop bar. GRAND PRIZE: a Boston Public Market gift Read More…
A recent Climate Justice report compiled by Graduate Fellow Christina Schlegel in the Office of City Council President Michelle Wu highlights the need for the City to consider economic and social equity as plans for climate resiliency begin to unfold. Over the summer, 47 interviews were conducted, including 31 with community-based organizations, to gather information Read More…
This old postcard illustrates the newly constructed North Station back in 1928. Although it is not an entirely accurate portrayal of the land out front, the drawing is a nice representation of the building itself at the time. The original station, called North Union Station, was taken down in order to build the new construction shown Read More…