The Tall Ships decorated Boston Harbor this past week and, in doing so, also decorated our NorthEndWaterfront.com top posts! See photos of the ships and read about other popular topics from last week below. Photo Gallery: Tall Ships at Sail Boston 2017 The Tall Ships came to Boston and they were as stunning as could Read More…
As the summer season heats up, consider adding these notable North End activities to your to-do list! You can always find all neighborhood events on our community calendar. Donna Summer Roller Disco Party Boston’s 4th annual roller disco party to celebrate Boston-born disco-legend Donna Summer will take place Friday, June 23rd, 6pm – 10pm at Read More…
The North End / Waterfront is all a-buzz this week with the imminent arrival of the tall ships! Read about Sail Boston and more in the most popular posts of the week below. The Tall Ships Are Coming! Here’s Everything You Need to Know The highly anticipated Sail Boston 2017 Tall Ship extravaganza is finally Read More…
The highly anticipated arrival of the Tall Ships to Boston harbor is finally upon us! This exciting event comprised of over 50 majestic ships from around the world will commence this Saturday, June 17, with the Grand Parade of Sail. The parade kicks off five days of nautical festivities including re-enactments, musical performances, ceremonies and daily Read More…
The Greenway zipline opened two weeks ago on the grassy space known as Parcel 12 between the Armenian Heritage Park and North End Parks. NorthEndWaterfront.com writer Chris Romano tested it out last week – you can watch his ride here! So, what do you think? Note: Web polls are not scientific, representing only those readers who Read More…
This week’s top posts on NorthEndWaterfront.com include procession schedules, construction updates, and a historical tale. Learn more about the most-read articles below! North End Italian Feasts & Procession Schedule – Summer 2017 It’s that time of year again when Italian feasts and Saint processions fill the North End air with music and delicious scents. The Read More…
Removing the red brick sidewalks along Commercial Street and Atlantic Avenue to make way for the new cycle track has spurred much conversation in the North End / Waterfront neighborhood. The community discussed the project at the May Residents’ Association meeting and the Public Works Construction Management and Connect Historic Boston Project Manager provided more information here. Share your opinion on the Read More…
The weekend is here! This week’s top posts include business openings and closings, construction updates, and historical pieces of the North End. See the most read articles below. North End’s Prince Postale Shop Shipped to the World After over ten years on the corner of Prince and Salem Street, Prince Postale owner John Sullivan announces the shop will be Read More…
This week’s most popular articles included upcoming summer activities in the North End / Waterfront area, new local council members, a historic look on current political events and more! Browse these top read posts below. Six Candidates Elected in 2017 North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council Election On Saturday, May 20th, residents voted to fill six vacant seats Read More…
New businesses and continuing construction in the North End / Waterfront neighborhoods were hot topics this past week! Read the most viewed posts below. North Square Oyster Opens in Boston’s Oldest Public Square North Square Oyster opened this week at 5 North Square in Boston’s North End (former site of Gennaro’s 5 North Square). This Read More…
The Boston City Council Committee on Parks, Recreation and Transportation released a report last week to summarize their findings from a series of policy briefings about city transportation. The goal of this series, assigned to the Committee by City Council President Michelle Wu, was to convene transportation policy experts, community advocates, and interested parties to discuss Read More…
This past week of North End / Waterfront news included neighborhood construction projects, a narrowing city council race and preparations for the warmer season ahead! Read the top stories below. City Won’t Fix Design and Construction Faults of North End Cycle Track The North End cycle track continues to generate tremendous controversy among residents as Read More…