Join past, present, and prospective gap year students to share experiences. Refreshments provided. This program is made possible by Boston High School Education. Questions? Email susy.liu320@gmail.com. When: Tuesday, July 10 @ 2:30 – 5:30 p.m. Where: North End Branch Library, 25 Parmenter Street
Join us to learn about the challenging, fulfilling, and inspirational moments of Peace Corps service directly from a Volunteer currently in the field. Ask questions about service, and gain tips to guide you through the application process. When: Monday, July 9, 2018 from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. Where: North End Branch Library, 25 Parmenter Read More…
I am a former North Ender born and raised there. My entire family is either still living there or in the surrounding suburbs (and none of them are opposing anything). My grandparents came to the North End 100 years ago and quickly bought their own building where they lived all their lives. Luckily, I was Read More…
Where: North End Branch Library, 25 Parmenter St When: Fridays in July and August at 1 p.m. Contact: 617-227-8135 6/6: Out of the Past (1947) 6/13: Angel Face (1953) 6/20: River of No Return (1954) 6/27: Heaven Knows Mr. Allison (1957) 8/3: Sundowners (1960) 8/10: Cape Fear (1962) 8/17: Ryan’s Daughter (1970) 8/24: The Yakuza Read More…
West End Native & Media Magnate Sumner Redstone is the subject of Keach Hagey’s new book The King of Content. Author Hagey will give a talk at the West End Museum on July 17 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. An indisputable media giant, Sumner Redstone is one of the West End’s most famous sons, alongside Read More…
A reception and fundraiser for Greg Henning, Candidate for District Attorney of Suffolk County, was hosted by Andrea Mattisen-Haskins, Woodie Haskins and Steve DeAngelis on Thursday, June 28. Steve DeAngelis generously offered his Golden Goose Cafe as a venue for this well-attended and energetic event. Greg Henning has been a Boston resident for nearly his entire life. Read More…
Welcome to my dear friend Anthony Contarino a Restaurateur and FABULOUS CHEF!! He brought his great restaurant Tre Monte to the North End on Salem Street. I can’t wait to enjoy a wonderful meal.
Little Italy is a symbol of Italian culture and flavor, no different than many neighborhoods in Boston. Look at neighboring Chinatown, people flock there and here for the same reason: to taste a little Italian or Chinese food and feel the culture, not to sip a cup of coffee from a place its residents will Read More…
Suffolk County court users who owe criminal case fees can now skip the trip to their local courthouse and pay online with ePay, the Massachusetts Trial Court’s new web-based payment system. Over 200,000 payments made in person at Commonwealth courthouses each year will now be able to be made online with ePay. ePay will be Read More…
The Bostonian Society presents the premiere of Cato and Dolly, an all-new live play by Playwright Patrick Gabridge at Boston’s historic Old State House, running Friday, July 6 – September 29, 2018. The new play, commissioned specifically for the Old State House’s Through the Keyhole exhibition, reveals life behind the door of the Hancock House, Governor John Hancock’s 18th century Read More…
North End resident Matthew Pearlson recently won an award for his work on The Foam Printing Project, which focuses on using lightweight foam for 3D printing. The goal behind this work is to create lighter-weight structures so the world can use less fuel. Pearlson gives the long-term example of a lightweight, electric garbage truck to Read More…
Join the Boston Bikes team for a Connect Historic Boston (CHB) bike ride along the city’s cycle track on Friday, June 22. The ride will begin at 5:30 p.m. at South Station. From there, spend an hour biking along the cycle track, stopping along the way to learn about the CHB project. The ride will Read More…