Looking for support getting connected to resources and navigating City services? Meet with the Mayor’s Office for Immigrant Advancement during our community office hours at the East Boston Branch of the Boston Public Library. 

Office hours will take place on the following days:

• First Thursday of every month from 4 - 7 p.m.
• Third Tuesday of every month from 10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Registration is not required, and interpretation and disability accommodations will be available.

The Disabilities Commission works to facilitate full and equal participation in all aspects of life for people with disabilities in Boston. Boston is home to over 78,000 residents with disabilities, and countless people with disabilities visit and work in the city every single day!  We look forward to meeting many Boston residents, families, and others with disabilities at Boston Public Library branches in every Boston neighborhood.  

Join us in Dorchester at the Adams BPL Branch. Registration is not required, but encouraged.

ASL and language translation are available at no cost. Please contact Colleen at disability@boston.gov, or call 617-635-3682 to request these services or a reasonable accommodation.

REGISTER 

Please join Boston Centers for Youth & Families, the City of Boston’s Public Facilities Department, and the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Services for a community meeting to discuss the progress on a new community center in the North End. The meeting will be held on Thursday, June 26, at 6:30 p.m. at the BCYF Nazzaro Center, 30 North Bennet Street, Boston, MA 02113. 

The City is committed to a transparent, inclusive community process.To learn more about this project, how the location was selected, and review the presentation from past meetings, visit Boston.gov/BCYF-Nazzaro.

Interpretation, translation, and disability accommodation services are available to you at no cost. If you need accommodations, please contact LCA@boston.gov or 617-504-0897 by June 19. 

Adaptive E-Bikes are specialized bicycles that meet the physical needs or abilities of the operator or a passenger who has a permanent disability. The virtual showcase in an opportunity to see and ask questions about adaptive e-bikes, as well as about Boston E-Bikes Incentive Program.

Join us for a book launch and reading of "Acts of Resistance to New England Slavery by Africans Themselves in New England," a collection of poetry by Danielle Legros Georges, with Jennifer Barber, Toni Bee, Martha Collins, Erica Funkhouser, Gerard Georges, Tatiana Johnson-Boria, Tom Laughlin, Emmanuel Oppong-Yeboah, Patrick Sylvain, Eddie Toussaint Tontongi and more.

Memory cafés meet at a variety of places, including coffeehouses, museums, or community organizations. Each memory café is different. Some cafés invite guest artists, some offer education about memory changes. And some are just for relaxing and chatting. But, all cafés share one goal — to help guests feel comfortable and to know that they are not alone. Cafés are a place to talk with others who understand what you are going through. You can forget about your limitations and instead focus on your strengths.

*Bilingual in Spanish*

Jamaica plain BRANCH OF THE BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY

30 South Street, Jamaica Plain

Meets the last Monday of every month, from 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.

For information, contact: Corinne White at 617-635-3745 | corinne.white@boston.gov

To download & view flyer click here

Join us for a vibrant celebration of Caribbean Heritage Month at Boston City Hall! The day will include a flag raising ceremony, Caribbean lunch, and our first-ever Caribbean Domino Tournament featuring teams from across the diaspora.

🗓️ Event Schedule

• 11:00 a.m. – Flag Raising Ceremony (City Hall Plaza)

• 12:00 p.m. – Caribbean Lunch & Cultural Celebration

• 1:30 p.m. – Player Check-In for Domino Tournament

• 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. – Domino Tournament (City Hall Courtyard)

🏆 About the Domino Tournament

Who’s Playing:

• Teams representing Caribbean Consulates General (rosters finalized after May 30)

• Boston community members with cultural ties to participating countries, forming teams through local networks

What to Expect:

• Island music, light refreshments, and plenty of good-natured rivalry

• Spectators of all ages welcome—no registration required!

How to Participate:

• Players:

  • If you are affiliated with a Caribbean Consulate, contact your Consul General by May 30 to be placed on a team.

  • Community members can email bianca.rose@boston.gov with "Domino Tournament" in the subject line to join an open roster.

• Spectators: Free and open to all—come enjoy the energy!

♿ Accessibility and Language Access

City Hall Courtyard is wheelchair-accessible. Interpretation in Spanish and Haitian Creole will be provided. To request additional accommodations, please contact bianca.rose@boston.gov by June 3.

Come share the rhythm, strategy, and pride of the Caribbean as we raise our flags and crown Boston’s inaugural domino champions!

Join your neighbors for the 4th Annual North End PRIDE in the PRADO. Enjoy an evening filled with joy and celebration for our LGBTQIA+ community and allies as we uplift and honor love in all its beautiful forms. Special performances by the North End Music and Performing Arts Center.