Wynn Resorts CEO Matt Maddox has announced “Encore Boston Harbor” as the new name for the Everett gaming resort. The name change is one of several actions taken by Wynn Resorts after allegations of sexual misconduct were filed against Founder Steve Wynn, who has been completely removed from company operations. These actions include an internal Read More…
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Trillium Beer Garden Returns to The Greenway This Summer
The popular Trillium Garden located on Atlantic Avenue at High Street will return for another season of craft beers and local wines on the Greenway. If this past weekend’s sunshine had you looking for a local outdoor spot to gather with friends and family, then you’ll be pleased to hear Trillium has announced its return to Read More…
Coldwell Banker Waterfront Grand Opening May 3
Coldwell Banker – Waterfront at 142 Commercial Street will celebrate their grand opening on Thursday, May 3 from 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. See the full invite below.
Greenway Business Improvement District (BID) Approved By City Council
Mayor Walsh, MassDOT, A Better City representing Greenway abutters, and the Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy announced the establishment of a Greenway Business Improvement District (BID) following approval of the petition by Boston City Council today. The BID designation allows for the implementation of a sustainable, long-term foundational funding plan for the Rose Kennedy Greenway in the spirit Read More…
Celebrate Loft & Vine’s Anniversary!
Join Loft & Vine on Sunday, April 29th from 1 – 4 p.m. for our 1 year anniversary party! We’ll have tasty treats and special discounts all day, plus special raffle prizes.
Knockout North End to Open on Salem Street in May
Knockout North End, a boxing and fitness studio offering group exercise, personal training options, and an intense jump rope workout is opening at 89 Salem Street in early May. The approximately 2,000 square foot space will have a 12×12 foot boxing ring, boxing bags hung from custom-made steel beams, strength training equipment and boot camp Read More…
Water Damage Forces I AM Books to Temporarily Close
I AM Books, an independent bookstore on North St. in the North End, is temporarily closing for the week after a significant water leak over the weekend. The bookstore will be shut between Wednesday, April 18, and Friday, April 20, to undergo repairs to ceilings and walls. The water leak caused by flooding from an upper floor unit Read More…
Baristas at the Gate! Starbucks Coffee Proposed at 198 Hanover Street
A new retail development project by Charter Realty is seeking permits to bring a Starbucks Coffee shop to 198 Hanover Street, known as the “Gateway to the North End.” Located at the corner of Cross Street, the site is across from the Rose Kennedy Greenway and currently occupied by Citizens Bank at the old Martignetti’s Liquors site. The arrival of the Read More…
“Shop & Nibble” A Neighborhood Shopping & Tasting Stroll
Looking for an excuse to enjoy Boston’s North End on a Sunday afternoon? Enjoy nibbling and sipping while you shop! The North End’s annual Shop & Nibble will take place on March 25th from 1-4pm, and is free to everyone. Participating North End shops include LIT Boutique, in-jean-ius, Shake the Tree, Ensemble Boutique, I Am Read More…
Public Hearing Regarding the Greenway Business Improvement District April 12
Boston City Council will hold a hearing to discuss the Greenway Business Improvement District (BID) on April 12 at 10am at City Hall. A Better City recently filed a petition to organize the Greenway BID, designed to generate $1.5 million each year to support the maintenance, horticulture costs, and future enhancements of the Greenway. Read more about Read More…
RUFF Fundraiser at Shake the Tree
Shake the Tree is hosting a fundraiser for the North End dog owners group RUFF on Monday, March 19 from 6pm – 8pm. See the full event notice below.
Neighborhood Council Votes Against Going Bananas Malt & Wine License
Frank Scire and his attorney Rashi Mangalick petitioned the North End Waterfront Neighborhood Council (NEWNC) for support of a new malt and wine license at Going Bananas at the March NEWNC meeting. The council voted 6-1 in opposition to the license. Frank Scire, owner of Going Bananas, said he wants to offer a small, limited Read More…





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