Join the ReStore Boston Program for an info session about design services contract opportunities. This session will highlight the following contract:

The Office of Economic Opportunity and Inclusion (OEOI) is soliciting competitive quotes from vendors who can provide graphic design services for existing small business owners located in single-story commercial buildings located in the City of Boston.

Join the ReStore Boston Program for an info session about architectural services contract opportunities. This session will highlight the following contracts:

The Office of Economic Opportunity and Inclusion (OEOI) is soliciting competitive quotes from vendors who can provide specifically tailored architectural design services and renderings for the renovation of first floor exterior small business storefronts in historic buildings in the City of Boston.

The Office of Economic Opportunity and Inclusion (OEOI) is soliciting competitive quotes from vendors who can provide specifically tailored architectural design services and renderings for the renovation of first floor exterior small business storefronts located in the first floor of multi-story mixed use buildings in the City of Boston.  

• Join the Boston Park Rangers on a tour of our stable as we introduce you to our equine partners. This is a behind-the-scenes look at how the Boston Park Rangers operate their stable. This tour is intended for all ages; children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult. 
• For more information on this event and future events hosted by the Park Rangers, visit the Boston Park Rangers homepage.

Join the Boston Park Rangers for a snowshoeing tour around Boston’s historic Franklin Park. Snowshoeing is a fun and healthy way to enjoy the outdoors and further explore The Emerald Necklace in the winter. Our Park Rangers will demonstrate and instruct all the snowshoeing basics. Then, you'll be led on an 30 minute-long guided tour, where we will uncover some of the plants and wildlife that thrive in the wintry New England environment.

• A limited supply of snowshoes will be available for use during the event
• Please dress accordingly and be prepared for winter weather conditions
• For ages 12+
• In the event that we are unable to snowshoe, the program will be conducted as a walking tour

For more information visit the Boston Park Rangers homepage.

Join the Boston Park Rangers for a snowshoeing tour around Boston’s historic Franklin Park. Snowshoeing is a fun and healthy way to enjoy the outdoors and further explore The Emerald Necklace in the winter. Our Park Rangers will demonstrate and instruct all the snowshoeing basics. Then, you'll be led on an 30 minute-long guided tour, where we will uncover some of the plants and wildlife that thrive in the wintry New England environment.

• A limited supply of snowshoes will be available for use during the event
• Please dress accordingly and be prepared for winter weather conditions
• For ages 12+
• In the event that we are unable to snowshoe, the program will be conducted as a walking tour

For more information visit the Boston Park Rangers homepage.

Aspiring and established restaurateurs will be able to explore hands-on demonstrations, practical tools and equipment for improving kitchen and bar efficiency, and guidance on preparing for high-traffic seasons. Industry experts, along with members from the City’s Licensing Board and Office of Small Business, will be on hand to share insights, answer questions, and connect with attendees in a welcoming, in-person setting that supports a strong and resilient restaurant community.

Public Transportation and Parking Information

• Arriving: Once you arrive at the Innovation Center, enter the building under shipping container number 21, and take the elevator on your left to the 5th floor. Once on the 5th floor, exit left and follow signs for TriMark!
• Taking Public Transit: Attendees are encouraged to take public transportation to this event. The Innovation Center is located directly on the SL2 (23 Drydock Ave stop).
• Parking: There is limited 90 minute parking directly in front of the building, as well as a parking garage on the corner of Drydock Avenue.

Boston Park Rangers, Urban Wilds staff, and Parks employees will provide formal and informal discussions or tours during the hikes. Some hikes may be more focused on taking a walk in the park, while others may be more informational.

A good old fashioned hike in Olmsted Park.

For more information visit the Hike Boston home page.