Event Notices

Celebrating What Unites Us!

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Join us this Wednesday, April 17 at 10:30am at Armenian Heritage Park on The Greenway when Nicola Orichuia, Founder, I AM Books, the independent book store in the North End, will share his immigrant experience.

Walk the Labyrinth and then to The Kitchen, Boston Public Market where a chef will demonstrate a signature dish for all to enjoy for lunch. RSVP to Andrea Burns, Director, Age-Friendly Boston – andrea.burns@boston.gov or call 617.635.4877

Friends of Heritage Park on The Greenway

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