Things to know for Monday Your daily round up for Monday, November 20: Traffic Advisory: Delays at N. Washington St. Bridge. The Boston Transportation Department is advising drivers that maintenance requires lane reduction on the N. Washington St. Bridge, causing expected outbound delays starting Monday the 20th. 5:00PM Trellis Lighting at Christopher Columbus Park. Join Read More…
Buon Natale, it’s Christmas in July! As a part of the Summer movie series, Boston Community Collaborative screened Home Alone on Wednesday, July 26th at the Gassy. Dozens came out for the fun event that included a gift exchange too! Each week at North End Movie Nights, a different free flick is shown at the DeFilippo Playground Read More…
It was a perfect Spring day for the annual North End Egg Hunt on Sunday morning drawing hundreds of neighborhood kids to Christopher Columbus Park. Sponsored by the Boston Community Collaborative and Friends of Christopher Columbus Park, the group had prepared over 2,500 stuffed eggs and hid them all around the park creating fun for all ages! Photos by Matt Conti Read More…
Boston Community Collaborative (BCC) is so proud of its recent production of “A Night of Classical Anarchy”, an outdoor theater event that took place in the DeFilippo playground (“the Gassy”). “A Night of Classical Anarchy” was a cabaret style event of experimentation and innovation that included 8 youth performers, and 3 adult professional actors. One Read More…
Boston Community Collaborative proudly presents “A Night of Classical Anarchy” A site specific theatrical event! Shakespeare, Sophocles and Sondheim performed in ways you’ve never seen. This fabulous event will take place in The Gassy (DeFilippo Playground, roughly 110 Prince Street). This unique collaboration between youth and adult performers takes on many theatrical styles and challenges Read More…
Boston Community Collaborative (BCC) is extremely proud of its drama intensive students for their amazing performance of an abridged version of Hamilton this past Friday. Ingrid Oslund’s abridgment and direction of the wildly popular musical included children ages 7-14. The drama intensive had the children rehearsing four hours each day for a week to pull Read More…
This past week, 180 tickets were secured by Boston Community Collaborative’s Becca Griffin to send many Eliot School students to experience the World Figure Skating Championships at the TD Garden. The students loved seeing the magnificent moves and beautiful costumes of these world-class skaters. One skater was greeted by second graders who lifted her spirits Read More…
Boston Community Collaborative is so pleased and proud to congratulate it’s drama and dance teacher, Ingrid Oslund for her role as Assistant Director of Emerson Stage’s production of William Shakespeare’s Richard III. Congratulations also to North End involved kids Nicolette Teti who played the Young Princess, Fiona Shine Duncan who played the Young Prince, and Read More…
Boston Community Collaborative (BCC) is so proud of its drama and dance students for their amazing performance of The Jungle Book. Ingrid Oslund’s adaptation, choreography and direction of this beloved story encompassed two age groups each of drama and dance from St John School. The performance took place in the Boston Harbor Community Church. The Read More…
It is with great pleasure and gratitude that Boston Community Collaborative (BCC) congratulates MISS INGRID OSLUND for a BRILLIANT JOB on the production of her NEW play, The Olympus Complex. The original play by Ms. Oslund, produced by BCC, was performed last weekend, on Friday and Saturday nights, at the Boston Harbor Community Church on Read More…
Everyone had a great time at Boston Community Collaborative’s 3rd Annual Halloween Bash! Held on Friday October 23 at West End Johnnie’s, this year’s party was generously sponsored by an anonymous good friend of BCC. Guests were treated to an incredible dinner and GREAT music by The Moldy Suitcases from New Bedford. (Photos by Becca Read More…
North End Movie Nights are off to a fun and great start. Opening night, June 8 – the screening of Despicable Me was enjoyed by 150 (rough count) of your friends and neighbors. This week, for Christmas in July, we saw Ms. Taylor making Christmas ornaments, we heard carols and some contemporary music spun by Read More…