We want to hear your thoughts about biking on Massachusetts Avenue, between Columbia Road and Melnea Cass Boulevard.
You are invited to walk or bike along the corridor with Transportation Department staff. Your feedback will inform how the Massachussetts Avenue Better Bike project takes shape.
We encourage you to register, which you can do online or by calling Jen Rowe at 617-635-1378. You may choose to either walk or ride a bike. Helmets are required for participants who ride a bike. If you do not have a bike or helmet, we can provide them for you if you register.
Rain date: Sunday, October 6, at 2:30 p.m. We're also hosting a walk and bike ride on September 18 at 6:00 p.m.
We want to hear your thoughts about biking on Massachusetts Avenue, between Columbia Road and Melnea Cass Boulevard.
You are invited to walk or bike along the corridor with Transportation Department staff. Your feedback will inform how the Massachussetts Ave Better Bike project takes shape.
We encourage you to register, which you can do online or by calling Jen Rowe at 617-635-1378. You may choose to either walk or ride a bike. Helmets are required for participants who ride a bike. If you do not have a bike or helmet, we can provide them for you if you register.
Rain date: Monday, September 23, at 6 p.m. We're also hosting a walk and bike ride on October 5 at 10:30 a.m.
The City of Boston has launched the One Boston Resilience Project to envision our collective strength after violence, as illuminated by the Boston Marathon bombing.
This project is intended to help us build connectivity and resilience across the City. The City’s response following the Boston Marathon bombing shed light on our community's commitment to supporting our families, friends, and neighbors who have been impacted by violence of all forms. As part of this project, the City is looking for your guidance and has launched a community engagement process that seeks input on the development of a citywide memorial.
We invite you to participate in this upcoming listening session to share your experiences with healing, remembrance, and resilience. Your feedback will help inform a call-to-artists for the commemorative artwork. Those not interested in sharing their experiences are also welcome to attend.
