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MLK Day – Free Admission at Museum of Fine Arts
Celebrate MLK Day! The MFA is offering FREE admission for all on Monday, January 21st. Celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by [...]
The Loop: Lights, music, action!
Forget the light up seesaws - they are SOOOO 2018. 2019 is all about the loop! The interactive art installation called the Loop is made [...]
Building Bridges: Martin Richard Foundation
The Martin Richard Foundation Challenges Young People to Bring Their Communities Together in Service Applications due January 18th for $500 Bridge Builder grants The Martin Richard [...]
Tips for saving for a warm weather vacation!
Winter is coming! Written by Coleman Nee, City of Boston Credit Union Uh-oh! It’s starting to feel like that time of year is quickly approaching. That [...]
Sneak a peek at 453 East Sixth Street
Just on the market - take a peek at this single family located at 453 East Sixth Street. Everything is updated an in excellent condition, [...]
Burns Stanfield
April 2014Divine InspirationPhotography by Joel BenjaminBurns Stanfield is a man of God with a musical soul. For almost 23 years, Burns is the rock that [...]
Beautify Southie’s Parks and Beaches
Park Serve Day will take place on Saturday, April 25th from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm at Farragut Park.Volunteers will work on the park, baseball [...]
Pam Santorelli
April 2015Habit: Retail TherapyPhotography by Deborah McCarthyPam Santorelli is a South Boston business pioneer. Opening her boutique Habit on East Broadway almost nine years ago, [...]
Fun Facts about Easter
When did the resurrection of Christ transform into the Easter Bunny?The exchange of eggs for Easter dates back to a springtime custom older than Easter [...]
The Scoop on Poop Part II
Written by Peter Gailunas: An Addendum to Dog Poop:Â Stop right there! Â If you haven't read "The Scoop on Dog Poop", read it first. Â Okay, if [...]
Looking for a job? SB Farmers Market Manager
The South Boston Neighborhood Development Corporation (SBNDC) is looking for an outgoing individual who is interested in agriculture, food, and community to manage the South [...]
Some more thoughts about “Umbrellagate”
Written by Heather FoleyThings You Should Worry About Before You Get Your Panties In A Twist Over Rainbow UmbrellasThe annual St. Patrick's Day Parade has [...]
Get your motor running!
World of Wheel's rolls into the Seaport World Trade Center this weekend. Â Expect the event to be full of tricked out hot rods, leather clad [...]
5 Gold Medal Boston Events
Written by H. Louise MessingerAfter last month's meeting at Condon School, I can't help but wonder- if the games do come- how Boston might make [...]
Gay Umbrellas – Not on his watch!
Is Brian Mahoney that stupid? In a column written in this week's edition of South Boston Today (or as we like to call it South [...]
The Green Carnation
Written by Tara M. KerriganFor many Americans, St. Patrick's Day elicits a hodgepodge of images: beer and whiskey, corned beef and cabbage. Bagpipes, parades, saints, [...]