Enjoy a walking tour of Modern Roxbury given by Curtis Perrin, architect & historian.
RSVP Required.

Walking tour of Roxbury's Moreland St. & Mount Pleasant areas given by Stephen Jerome and Curtis Perrin.
RSVP Required.

Enjoy a walking tour of Roxbury's Fort Hill/Highland Park neighborhood given by Curtis Perrin, architect & historian.
RSVP Required.

New exhibit exploring the fascinating histories and the extraordinary women of the Industrial School for Girls. Introducing new stories about the students and artifacts excavated by the City Archaeologist in 2015.

More information here.

Learn about stone repair and common patching materials to do your own repairs.
RSVP required.

Boston Public Library's daily free tours highlight the architecture of Charles Follen McKim and Philip Johnson, and include art works by many famous artists, including Daniel Chester French and John Singer Sargent.  The daily tour schedule varies, just meet your trained volunteer guide in the vestibule (at Dartmouth Street entrance).

You think your windowsills need repair and paint? Boston’s Old State House is over 300 years old, and preserving and maintaining this Boston Landmark is a never-ending task. This spring and summer watch on-going preservation as artisans work on restoring the façade. 

This exhibit's outdoor activity is free to the public. Indoor activity is included with Old State House admission.

This Bostonian Society ongoing event starts in May and continues until the work is complete.

Music ranges from jazz and folk music from numerous ethnicities to classical to contemporary. music from medieval times to the present. Admission is by suggested donation of $3. All proceeds are given to the performers. The event is sponsored by King's Chapel.

The Ancient Fishweir Project on Boston Common will be installed by students from Boston's Josiah Quincy School.
On June 5, school groups attending Making History Day will participate on-site in dance and music performances by the Wampanoag Nation Singers and Dancers.
Event sponsored by the Friends of the Public Garden.

Unlike the casual, chaotic way in which early Boston was laid out, the streets of Back Bay are arranged in an orderly grid.  Renowned for its elegant homes, the architectural marvels of Copley Square, and its signature stately boulevard, Commonwealth Avenue, the Back Bay is one of Boston’s most charming neighborhoods.

On this tour you will learn how the Back Bay was filled in and developed in the mid-1800s to become one of America's richest collections of art and architecture. The treasures of the Back Bay tour include Trinity Church, the Boston Public Library, Old South Church and the grand Back Bay townhouses.

Boston By Foot offers the "Back Bay" tour every Friday and Saturday at 2 p.m. and on Sundays at 10 a.m. The tour is free for Boston By Foot members, otherwise there is a fee. Visit the Boston By Foot website for fee details.