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June 19th, or Junenteeth, is a federally observed holiday commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States. Whether your interests are in music, history, arts or food, there are [...]

Today we are going to learn about our newest Federal Holiday: Juneteenth! In case you are asking yourself, but isn’t Juneteenth already a holiday in Massachusetts, you are correct! It [...]

Enjoy the summer breeze as you listen to live music all over Boston this summer!  City of Boston Neighborhood Concert Series Mayor Wu and the City of Boston's free concerts [...]

Dear old dad Father’s Day is Sunday, June 18th!  Here’s a roundup of gift ideas for dear old dad – and you won’t even have to leave the neighborhood to get [...]

Dorchfest will take place on Saturday, June 1st, from 12 pm-5 pm. Experience what it would be like to walk through a real-life shuffled Spotify playlist!  This outdoor music festival [...]

The first day of June signals the start of Pride Month. All month long, there are opportunities around the city (and beyond) to show off your rainbow gear and support [...]

Here are 5 Things To Know About the Dorchester Day Parade Start & Finish: The parade starts at 1:00 p.m. in Lower Mills at the corner of Washington Street & [...]

View from the Top View Boston is set to officially open on June 15th as a three-story observatory, restaurant, cocktail bar, and virtual tour guide. It’s been over three years since [...]

On Monday, we saw this post on Twitter via Boston City Archives: Over 30 homes were damaged or destroyed by the fire, primarily on Bellflower Street; Dorset, Howell, and Boston [...]

The Dorchester Historical Society will host a special event on Sunday to discuss the book, "Transatlantic Train: The Untold Story of the Boston Merchant Who Launched Donald McKay to Fame," [...]