Things to know for Monday Today is Monday, March 12 and yet another Nor’easter is on its way. Here’s everything you need to know about preparing for this week’s storm. Here’s what else you need to know for the week ahead… 7:00PM NEWNC Monthly Meeting. Join the North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council for their Read More…
On the evening of February 15, the North Bennet Street School atrium was magically transformed into a Valentine Coffee House hosted by the Friends of the North End Library. Photo credits: Meredith Piscitelli Local talent found their inner poets and entertained the enthusiastic audience with love themed poetry, letters, and music recited and sung. A vivacious Read More…
Things to know for Tuesday It’s Tuesday, February 13th and if you thought you could walk your dog in the North End without picking up after them…think again…as you might just have your picture blasted all over New England. Here’s what else you need to know for Tuesday… 10:30AM Valentine’s Crafts & Cards. Children are invited Read More…
Things to know for Monday It’s Monday, February 12 and if you have Girl Scout cookie fever, then you best be sure not to miss today’s sale at Hanover and Cross streets intersection. The cookies are $5 per box and will be sold from 4:15-6:00PM. Here’s what else you need to know for the Week Read More…
The first annual Tunnel of Love opened on Saturday at Columbus Park, transforming the iconic trellis on the waterfront into Boston’s Valentine’s Day destination. Each end of the trellis features a heart-shaped entrance, with five-foot-tall, handmade “conversation hearts” lining the walkway. The concept and artwork was created by the The Friends of Christopher Columbus Park, led by Read More…
Join The Friends of Christopher Columbus Park (FOCCP) at the park’s well-known trellis for the Tunnel of Love this Valentine’s Day! The trellis will be decorated for the entire month of February with cupids and lighted hearts. Stop by for a special event on Saturday, February 10th. More details below. FOCCP is looking for volunteers to help Read More…
Christopher Columbus Park Trellis To Become a Tunnel of Love on Feb. 10, 2018 The Friends of Christopher Columbus Park (FOCCP) are gearing up to turn Columbus Park’s well-known trellis into a Tunnel of Love in honor of Valentine’s Day. The trellis will be decorated for the entire month of February with cupids and lighted hearts. On Saturday, February Read More…
Things to know for the Weekend Your daily roundup for Friday, January 12: 12:30PM Little Groove Concert. Join the North End Library at 25 Parmenter Street for an afternoon interacting with parachutes, puppets and instruments. Get ready to shake, wiggle and move in this fun musical environment. 7:00PM “100 Years after the war” – Bijou Read More…
Things to know for Tuesday Your daily roundup for Tuesday, January 9: 6:30PM FOCCP Monthly Meeting. Join the Friends of Christopher Columbus Park for their monthly meeting at Mariner’s House at 11 North Square, 2nd floor. Help plan upcoming events and recap recent park news, see additional details here. Notable News: Strega fighting award of Read More…
Things to know for Monday Your daily roundup for Monday, January 8: 7:00PM NEWNC Meeting. Join the North End Waterfront Neighborhood Council at the Nazzaro Center for their monthly meeting. See the full meeting agenda here. Notable News: Date Night in the North End Looking for a new date night idea in the North End? Read More…
Things to know for Wednesday Your daily roundup for Wednesday, December 27: Looking to hone your woodworking skills over the holiday break? The North Bennet Street School’s own Grant Burger CF’17 was featured on the podcast The Dusty Life explaining how to do just that, check it out here. Notable News: Faneuil Hall Closing for Repairs Read More…
Update: The 7pm family fireworks on Boston Common have been cancelled due to the cold, but the midnight fireworks are still on over Boston Harbor!Get your party hats and noisemakers to ring in 2018 because New Year’s Eve fireworks are returning this year to Boston Harbor. The 40-year tradition is back with two, yes two, fireworks Read More…