Community Photos & Videos

Photos: Dog Carnival on the Greenway

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments Off on Photos: Dog Carnival on the Greenway

Someone let the dogs out on the Greenway! On Saturday in the North End Park, TD Bank sponsored a Carnival of Dogs, complete with dog caricatures, human & dog treats, a doggy kissing booth, a visit from the MSPCA, RUFF North End and lots of doggie fun.

Pooch Smooch Booth
Pooch Smooch Booth
Dog Carnival on the Greenway
Dog Carnival on the Greenway
New Turf Samples for Gassy Dog Park
New Turf Samples for Gassy Dog Park
Dog Picture Gallery
Dog Picture Gallery
RUFF North End
RUFF North End
Dog Carnival on the Greenway
Dog Carnival on the Greenway
Bark if you like your bank
Bark if you like your bank
Painting dogs at the North End Parks
Painting dogs at the North End Parks

Photos by Matt Conti.

Related Articles
Community Police & Fire

Mass. Military Heroes Fund Hosts 9/11 Service Project on Greenway

Posted on Author NorthEndWaterfront.com

The Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund organized its annual 9/11 Day of Service on the Rose F. Kennedy Greenway where volunteers assembled 1,000 care boxes to be sent to local men and women serving overseas. Members of the public wrote letters of support to the troops and left notes of remembrance to 9/11 and bereaved military Read More…
Community Photos & Videos

Greenway Update by Executive Director, Nancy Brennan [Video]

Posted on Author Matt Conti

Video: Nancy Brennan, Executive Director of the Rose F. Kennedy Conservancy, provides a seasonal update on Greenway operations and upcoming events. Taped at the October 2, 2012 Annual Meeting of the Greenway Conservancy, held at Atlantic Wharf. Previously posted: Business meeting of the Conservancy’s Board of Directors, October 2, 2012 Coming up: Videos of the Read More…
Arts & Culture Community Photos & Videos

Greenway Conservancy Public Art Lecture: “A Case for the Temporary” by Dr. Cher Krause Knight [Video]

Posted on Author Matt Conti

Video: Dr. Cher Krause Knight of Emerson College speaks about the benefits of “temporary public art” as part of the Greenway Conservancy’s Five-Year Public Art Strategy, launched this week at the October 2, 2012 Annual Meeting.  Introduction by Conservancy Vice-Chair, Young Park. (The presentation starts at 07:30 in the video.) Previously posted: Business meeting of Read More…