The meeting will be held remotely:
We'd love for you to join us in our online presentation with a question and answer session afterward.
Interpretation and translation services are available to you at no cost. If you need them, please contact us at Nathan.Frazee@boston.gov, LCA@boston.gov, or 617-961-3167 by February 14.
We're closing out Black History Month with a celebration of all we have accomplished and what we still need to work on for the future.
Enjoy light refreshments from Soleil Cafe, music from a live DJ along with poetry readings, and a visual art rendering completed on-site.
Sankofa is a phrase that encourages learning from the past to inform the future, reaching back to move forward, and lifting as we climb.
Celebrate Black culture with an evening of music performances, poetry, art, and more! We will have a conversation on the legacy of racism and discrimination that Black Americans have resisted. Attendees will be invited to write intentions for the Black Diaspora in the spirit of Sankofa.
The City of Boston is working to enhance biking and walking for neighborhood residents in Lower Roxbury.
Last summer, we heard a lot of support for the changes we proposed in response to your priorities. We incorporated your feedback and are excited to share the final design plans.
We’re hosting three outdoor in-person “pop-up” sessions in February. You can view the final design plans and ask questions. We invite you to come by to learn more!
Spanish interpretation will be provided at this event and the pop-up event on Wednesday, February 8, from 9 - 10 a.m. at Washington Street and Lenox Street. See other ways to review the final plans on the Lower Roxbury website.
The City of Boston is working to enhance biking and walking for neighborhood residents in Lower Roxbury.
Last summer, we heard a lot of support for the changes we proposed in response to your priorities. We incorporated your feedback and are excited to share the final design plans.
We’re hosting three outdoor in-person “pop-up” sessions in February. You can view the final design plans and ask questions. We invite you to come by to learn more!
Spanish interpretation will be provided at this event and at the pop-up event on Saturday, February 11, from 1 - 2 p.m. at Ramsay Park. See other ways to review the final plans on the Lower Roxbury website.
The City of Boston is working to enhance biking and walking for neighborhood residents in Lower Roxbury.
Last summer, we heard a lot of support for the changes we proposed in response to your priorities. We incorporated your feedback and are excited to share the final design plans.
We’re hosting three outdoor in-person “pop-up” sessions in February. You can view the final design plans and ask questions. We invite you to come by to learn more!
Spanish interpretation will be provided at the pop-up events on February 8 and February 11. See other opportunities to review the plans with us on the Lower Roxbury website.
The Public may register to attend the meeting with the following link:
Registration is free and open to all. Interpretation will be provided in:
The Parks Department hosts a February Vacation Open Gym at the Bubble on Tuesday, February 21 and Thursday, February 23 for ages 7 and up.
Open Gym is available to students, families, and/or community members to play pick-up sports such as kick ball, wiffle ball, soccer, football, and participate in fitness stations, run laps, etc.
The Parks Department hosts a February Vacation Open Gym at the Bubble on Tuesday, February 21 and Thursday, February 23 for ages 7 and up.
Open Gym is available to students, families, and/or community members to play pick-up sports such as kick ball, wiffle ball, soccer, football, and participate in fitness stations, run laps, etc.
