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Happy Trails To You – Take a trip on the Ice Cream Trail in Massachusetts
Listen up, ice cream lovers—and honestly, who doesn’t love ice cream? The state of Massachusetts just launched its new ice cream trail, featuring over 100 [...]
Get to Know the Slushy Lady!
It was just another late night at the office for Myesha Slaughter. Only she wasn’t at the office. She was on top of the WHOOP [...]
Best of the Best List 2024 – Dorchester Winners
The Boston Globe just announced its Best of the Best List! Here are the winners from Dorchester! Congratulations! Best Breweries Dorchester Brewery An indoor-outdoor greenhouse/roof deck [...]
Free arts & crafts workshops begin July 9 in Boston Parks
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department’s annual ParkARTS program is pleased to announce the return of free Arts & Crafts Workshops for children. From West [...]
Bird is the Word – Let’s do some birdwatching in the neighborhood!
Nothing thrills me more than hearing a cardinal out my window. Its cheerful singing draws me to the window to look around and spot the red bird [...]
Mayor Wu Announces the Launch of Dear Summer Mix Tape
BOSTON - Monday, July 17, 2023 - Building on the City’s commitment to a safe, healthy, joyful summer and empowering local artists, Mayor Michelle Wu [...]
It’s Electric: Franklin Park Zoo Debuts New Shuttle
Seasonal shuttle service enhances access from Forest Hills MBTA Boston, Mass.; July 12, 2023: Zoo New England is excited to announce a brand-new, complimentary, electric shuttle [...]
Heading to the Esplanade? Read this first!
If you are one of those “adventurous” types that like to wait for hours on a blanket until dusk to listen to the Boston Pops [...]
Fourth of July Celebrations in the Neighborhood 2023
Fourth of July is Tuesday and celebrations are happening all weekend long! We’ve rounded up everything from fireworks to special events just for you! Happy [...]
Make Way for Cows! The New England Cow Parade – One Could be Yours!
Update: Would you like a cow of your own? For just $2500, one of them could be yours. Think of how great this would look [...]
Juneteenth: Celebrating in and around DOT
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, [...]
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 [...]
Pride Events Around the Neighborhood – Let’s Celebrate
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 [...]
View Boston is Scheduled to Open June 15th
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 [...]
On This Day In 1964 in Dorchester: Bellflower Street Conflagration
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 [...]
Learn the History of Enoch Train – A Dot Resident Who Ran The Most Successful Line of Sailing Ships between Boston and Liverpool
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 [...]
