BOSTON, MA (March 2, 2026) — Today Revolutionary Spaces announced its participation in Museums for All, joining Boston Children’s Museum, Historic New England - Otis House, The USS Constitution Museum, Museum of Science, [...]

Office Hours with the Mayor will bring City Hall out of City Hall and directly to residents BOSTON – Friday, February 27, 2026 – Mayor Michelle Wu and the Community Engagement Cabinet [...]

Funding would also be set aside for a satellite campus at the former Carney Hospital Site Senator Nick Collins, a member of the Joint Committee on Ways and Means, this [...]

Upwards of 25,000 spectators packed into City Hall Plaza this past weekend to catch Red Bull Heavy Metal, the leading showcase in street snowboarding.  Before the largest crowd in the [...]

BOSTON - This week, Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn filed a resolution in support of a seven nights per week “Resident Parking Only” policy in all areas of South Boston, [...]

Bundle up, Bring a Shovel and a Friend, & Love Your Block! City staff and each of our neighborhood liaisons will be holding Love Your Block volunteer shoveling meet-ups Tuesday [...]

On Saturday, February 28, the Ward 6 & 7 Committees will hold their annual caucuses to determine their delegates to the state convention in June. Registration begins at 8:30 am [...]

Boston Public Schools will be closed on Monday, February 23. All municipal buildings will be closed on Monday. Residents are encouraged to stay home. If travel is necessary, please use [...]

Back in 2024, Eleanor Feeney - also known as Nana Ellie celebrated her 97th St. Patrick’s Day Parade  surrounded by friends and family!  Nana Ellie proudly held a homemade sign [...]

On February 9, Councilor Ed Flynn re-filed an amended ordinance to effectively ban mopeds and e-bikes from third-party food delivery. Since 2022, the City of Boston has encouraged large third-party [...]