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Announcements
Soigné Hats Launches New Spring Line for Boston Fashion Week While Celebrating One Year of Business
Soigné is set to debut their SS18 collection, Sexual Aristocracy, during the 23rd Annual Boston Fashion Week. Their show will take place on Friday, October 6th at Yvonne’s; doors open at 6 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets to the show can be purchased for $25 for GA or $50 for VIP Read More…
Rare Book Showcase at Ensemble Boutique, 2 Baldwin Place, off Salem Street
Please join me as I showcase some of my rare book collection at Ensemble Boutique on Thursday, September 28th from 6PM-8PM. Light refreshments and wine donated from The Wild Duck Wine & Spirits will be served. Most of the books featured will be Boston Historical and Children’s. If you cannot attend but would still like Read More…
A Faith That Does Justice First Community Meeting
A Faith That Does Justice (AFTDJ) is pleased to welcome the Honorable Ruben Zamora, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of El Salvador to the United Nations and formerly Ambassador to the United States from El Salvador, as our first Community Meeting speaker. Ambassador Zamora has been a leading voice for social justice and civil rights for Read More…
The Grass Is Greener On The Other Side
“For every dark night there is a brighter day” -Tupac Shakur Christopher Columbus Park trellis at night. “Neighborhood Photo” is a regular feature on NorthEndWaterfront.com. Submit your interesting photos using our Submit a Post form or tag @northend.waterfront on Instagram. Please include a caption or story telling us about your photo. See past neighborhood photo posts.
Act of Generosity by North End Friend
On Saturday, September 16th, the Friends of the North End celebrated its 45th annual reunion. [See this post for photos.] A 50/50 drawing was held with proceeds going equally to worthy North End organizations i.e. North End Against Drugs, North End Athletic Association, Nazzaro Center, North End Music and Performing Arts Center and St. Leonard’s Read More…
Neighborhood Photo: Keith Foulke at North End Barber Shop
The baseball pitching legend, Keith Foulke, came over to Boston’s North End and stopped by Boston Barber Shop for a cut before the Bruins game. The former MLB pitcher was an integral part of the Red Sox 2004 championship. “Neighborhood Photo” is a regular feature on NorthEndWaterfront.com. Submit your interesting photos using our Submit a Post Read More…
Take a Trip to the Southern Hemisphere for the Night at il Molo’s First-Ever Wine Dinner
On September 25, North End seafood destination il Molo will host its first-ever wine dinner inspired by the Southern Hemisphere’s unique wine culture. Featuring a four-course dinner specially crafted by Executive Chef Pino Maffeo, each dish will be complemented by hand-selected wines from vineyards across Australia and New Zealand. il Molo is teaming up with Read More…
From Italy to the North End: the Photography of Anthony V. Riccio
Anthony V. Riccio will discuss his book, “From Italy to Boston’s North End – The Photographs of Anthony V. Riccio 1972-1982,” which documents the arc of the Italian American immigrant experience, with images of daily life taken in the rural villages of southern Italy to everyday life in one of America’s most famous Italian American Read More…
Lydia Edwards Holds Puppies and Politics in North End
From the office of District 1 City Council candidate, Lydia Edwards: Boston City Council candidate Lydia Edwards held her first Puppies and Politics meet and greet in the North End at the Richmond Street dog park on Monday night that was well attended by two and four legged North End residents alike. The event was Read More…
Candidate Farmer pushes for community action on opioid crisis
Focusing on the Boston and state-wide opioid-related overdose and death epidemic and the 400% increase in deaths from 2000-2015, Margaret Farmer, Candidate for Boston City Council, has called for creating a Boston version of the Angel program, pioneered and already successful in Gloucester, where an individual can walk into a police station and ask for Read More…
Edwards Releases Housing and Development Policy
From the campaign office of District 1 City Council candidate, Lydia Edwards: Lydia Edwards, candidate for Boston City Council, released a comprehensive development and housing policy platform today outlining her plan to mitigate over development, protect the character of our neighborhoods, and ensure that city government fights to keep middle class families in Boston. “Our Read More…