FEATURES
Boston Harbor Now’s Ice Sculpture Stroll Returns This NYE With New Locations + New Experiences
More than 40 sculptures, expanded waterfront programming, and Boston Common debut highlight 2025 New Year’s Eve celebration BOSTON, Mass. – December 18, 2025 – Boston Harbor [...]
Start of 2026 with a First Day Hike – it’s the 35th Anniversary of this tradition
Kick off the new year with fresh air and movement by joining a state park guided hike on Jan. 1, 2026. BOSTON — Continuing its tradition [...]
‘Tis the season for giving back!
Here are some Dorchester organizations, groups and charities to consider making a donation to this holiday season! Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester Boys & [...]
Why I Hate Elf on the Shelf
I hate the Elf on the Shelf. One year, I spent almost two hours in a cold shed on December 1st looking for the box [...]
Spend the Night on Spectacle Island with Camp Spectacle!
Looking to have a summer adventure? Boston Harbor Now is offering a one-day-only chance to camp under the stars on Spectacle Island – and it sounds super [...]
Your Ultimate Neighborhood Summer Bucket List Starts Now!
Summer is in full swing and there’s no better time to explore everything our neighborhood (and our sister neighborhoods) have to offer. From sipping cocktails [...]
Boston Little Saigon Night Market Returns on Saturday
Thousands are set to celebrate Vietnamese culture this weekend. Boston Little Saigon Cultural District invites the community to join the 2025 Chợ Đêm, Boston Little [...]
Outdoor Music in the City this Summer
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 [...]
Fourth of July Celebrations in the Neighborhood 2025
The Fourth of July is Friday, and celebrations are happening all weekend long! We’ve rounded up everything from fireworks to special events just for you! [...]
Get to Know Catherine Guerard: A Lifelong Local Making a Big Impact for First Responders and Families
Neighborhood Spotlight If you’ve spent any time in Adams Village, chances are you’ve crossed paths with Catherine Guerard. Maybe it was over a cup of [...]
From Freezer Raids to Shark Tank Fame: How Two Sisters Turned Family Pierogi Into a National Sensation with Jaju
Sneaking into the freezer as a kid has fewer consequences when, instead of a sweet treat, you’re looking for pierogi from your family’s deli. Instead [...]
The Netflix Series, Somebody Feed Phil Comes to Dorchester
Hey foodies and Netflix bingers—get ready to see some familiar local spots on the small screen! Season 8 of Somebody Feed Phil, the hit Netflix food [...]
Boston History Lesson: Vendome Fire – Greatest loss of life in the history of the BFD
Over 50 Years Later The Hotel Vendome was built as a luxury hotel in 1871 at 160 Commonwealth Ave. In 1972, an extensive renovation to [...]
Dorchester Open Studios’ Ananda Toulon opens up about the grind of freelance artistry
Ananda Toulon lives in a fantasy world of her own design. From her Uphams Corner studio, she paints whimsy, humor, and surrealism into the world [...]
Father’s Day Gift Guide – Dorchester
Dear old dad Father’s Day is Sunday, June 15th! Here’s a roundup of gift ideas for dear old dad – and you won’t even have to [...]
Boston Children’s Chorus to Host Largest Big Sing Event Ever with 700 Young Singers Across Boston
The Boston Children's Chorus (BCC) is hosting its largest Big Sing event ever since its inception in 2023. Approximately 700 young singers from 10 schools [...]