My wonderful North End friends and I celebrating Maria LaBella (Galante’s) 50th birthday in 1992. Although I was not from the North End, these ladies made me feel like I belonged, like I was a true North Ender! I will never forget their kindness and love, Carol Sciucco (RIP), Marie LaBella Galante, Emily Piccolo, Marie Read More…
Announcements
Presentation and Discussion: Protecting Against Scams, Financial Fraud, and ID Theft
Protecting Against Scams, Financial Fraud, and ID Theft THURSDAY, APRIL 26 Join Beacon Hill Village in collaboration with AARP for a discussion on how to spot and avoid financial fraud and identity theft so you can protect yourself and your family. Learn what steps to take to keep your computer and cell phone safe from scams. The AARP speaker Read More…
Climate Change Rally at the Aquarium T-Stop March 4th
On Sunday, March 4th, environmental activists and Boston Climate Action Network will come together at the Aquarium T-stop from 1:30pm – 3pm to raise awareness about the devastating impacts of rising sea levels in Boston. We Are Boston’s Waterfront invites you to join the growing community of waterfront activists in standing up for greater awareness and Read More…
Neighbors Unhappy About Weathered Italian Heritage Month Banners
There are three signs suspended over Hanover Street promoting Italian heritage month. This event was last October and, four months later, the weather beaten signs are still there. Community members have asked they please be removed. Photo by Jay Crane: “Neighborhood Photo” is a regular feature on NorthEndWaterfront.com. Submit your interesting photos using our Submit Read More…
Councilor Edwards Launches Local Art Contest for Display at City Hall
Boston City Councilor Lydia Edwards is calling for local artwork submissions from the community as part of a contest to find defining district one displays for her office at Boston City Hall. “I’m searching for creative pieces of art to highlight what makes Charlestown, East Boston, and the North End special places to live. As Read More…
Charlotte Cushman (1816-1876): America’s First International Star
Who was America’s most famous Romeo? Who made Lady Macbeth more important than Macbeth? Join Martha Vicinus, Eliza M. Mosher Distinguished University Professor Emerita of English, Women’s Studies, and History at the University of Michigan, as she discusses Boston’s own actress, Charlotte Cushman, triumphed against all expectations in America and Britain. She grew up in Read More…
North End Against Drugs Family Dinner / Family Talk
North End Against Drugs (NEAD) will be holding our first Family Dinner/Family Talk of 2018 on Thursday, March 15 at 5:45pm at the Nazzaro Center. Space is limited so please RSVP to NEAD President John Romano by March 5. We will have a nice Italian dinner along with a great guest speaker: Dan Toscano – North End Read More…
Friday Films: “And the Oscar Went to…”
Friday Film Series: “And the Oscar Went to…” March 2 @ 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. Get Out (2017 / 104 mins) A young black man meets his white girlfriend’s parents at their estate, only to find out that the situation is much more sinister than it appears. Directed by Jordan Peele, and starring Daniel Kaluuya, Read More…
Celebrate February School Vacation at Boston Winter
Family Fun Week Begins February 18 with Appearance by Blue Man Group Boston Visit ‘Boston Winter presented by Berkshire Bank at City Hall Plaza’ during February school vacation week for your last chance to enjoy Boston’s ultimate winter destination before it closes for the season on February 25. The February school vacation week of family fun starts Read More…
NEMPAC Opens Annual “Pledge Me” Perform-A-Thon Campaign
February 12th marked the beginning of NEMPAC’s annual “Pledge Me” Perform-a-thon Campaign, with the goal of raising $6,000 in pledges for Children’s Music Scholarships. The Perform-a-thon, NEMPAC’s Annual Fundraising Concert, will take place on Saturday, March 17th at THE KITCHEN in the Boston Public Market, featuring a three-hour-straight show of NEMPAC students and instructors performing Read More…
Mayor Walsh Lauds Boulevard Topping Off on Greenway
Mayor Martin Walsh joined the Commodore Builders/Walsh Brothers construction team, New Boston Ventures and Finegold Alexander Architects to celebrate the Topping Off of the new residential development, The Boulevard, located on Boston’s Greenway at 110 Broad Street. The Boulevard is Boston’s first residential building to be constructed on Boston’s Greenway. The 12- story, 120′ tall Read More…
Chinese-inspired Bites at il Molo in Celebration of Chinese New Year
The North End’s il Molo will join the Chinese New Year festivities by offering a selection of Chinese-inspired dishes from February 16 – February 23. The specials will include a Crispy Black Bass entrée (tossed and seared in a sizzling garlic lime sauce – $31), as well as some mouthwatering appetizer options including Chinese Short Read More…











