Tag: Beacon Hill

  • Thursday, March 5, 7:00 pm – Bricks & Bubbles

    Bricks & Bubbles: A Celebration of Preservation is an elegant cocktail evening bringing together civic-minded residents, business leaders, and preservation supporters to celebrate Beacon Hill’s heritage and the spirit of our community,
    while raising critical funds for the BHCA.

    Enjoy this festive event with passed hors d’oeuvre and cocktails as we celebrate in one of the finest examples of historic preservation on Beacon Hill, The Liberty Hotel. Join us in celebrating Beacon Hill’s rich history and
    help preserve its legacy for generations to come. Become a sponsor or purchase tickets at https://www.bhcivic.org/bricks–bubbles.html

  • Thursday, December 11, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm – Beacon Hill Civic Association Holiday Concert

    The Beacon Hill Civic Association invites you to a Holiday Concert on Thursday, December 11. Cocktail reception will begin at 6:00 pm, and Concert will begin at 6:30. The event takes place at the Harvard Musical Association, 57A Chestnut Street in Beacon Hill, and prices range from $50 for BHCA Founders Circle members to $75 for general members to $100 for nonmembers. RSVP by emailing info@bhcivic.org no later than December 4.

  • Thursday, December 7, 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm – Beacon Hill Annual Holiday Stroll

    Strolling carolers, horse and buggy rides, and refreshments will be among the many enticements offered on Thursday, December 7 at the Beacon Hill Annual Holiday Stroll.  Santa Claus will be available for photos at the Firehouse, 127 Mt. Vernon Street, from 3:30 – 6:30. The tree lighting will take place at Charles and Mt. Vernon Streets at 7:15.  Stores will be open late, and Charles Street will be closed to traffic in the early afternoon until 9 pm.   Sponsored by the Beacon Hill Business Association.  Visit www.beaconhillbusinessassociation.org for more information.

  • Wednesday, September 16 – Sunday, September 20 – Fierce Urgency of NOW, Online

    Organized by City Awake, the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce’s young professional platform, Fierce Urgency of Now is a decentralized five-day festival with 30+ events hosted by organizations and businesses across Greater Boston. The events and conversations throughout the festival highlight the experiences, challenges, and opportunities for young professionals of color in Boston. 

    This year, for the first time, Fierce Urgency of Now will be a fully digital calendar of events. From day parties to workshops, workout classes to keynote speakers, Fierce Urgency of Now rewrites the narrative of Boston, making it an anti-racist city that is more inclusive, more accessible, and more welcoming to all.

    Check out the schedule and register by individual event. Please contact event hosts directly with questions.  One free virtual event that may be of interest to Bostonians will be held on Thursday, September 17 from 1 – 3, A Historical Tour & Contemporary Conversation. Are you a history buff, community activist, or curious to learn more about the history of activism for equity and justice in Boston? View a short film about anti-slavery activists in Boston’s Beacon Hill neighborhood during the 19th-century Abolitionist Movement, followed by a conversation with one of these activists’ descendants. Learn about some pre-19th century community leaders and activists of African and Indigenous descent. With your peers, consider how these stories resonate with young professionals today, what we can learn from this history, and what we hope to exemplify for the next generation of leaders.

    Interested in engaging with thousands and championing change in our city? Take a look at our sponsorship opportunities!

  • Valley Green Feast – Local, Organic Food Biked to Your Door in Boston!

    Residents of Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Chinatown/Leather District, Dorchester, Downtown, Fenway-Kenmore, Jamaica Plain, Mission Hill, North End, Roxbury, South Boston, South End, and the West End can enjoy food deliveries at a cost of $23 and up.

    Valley Green Feast, Western Mass’ trusted local, organic food delivery service is offering $5 off their first order with the coupon code, VGFBOS.
    Orders will be delivered by bike thanks to our co-op partners, Boston Collective Delivery, from their hub on Channel St. Enjoy customized produce baskets in different sizes, meat, cheese, yogurt, baked good and so much more biked right to your door.  For complete details visit www.valleygreenfeast.coop. Image of cooperative members from www.bostonmagazine.com.

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  • Thursday, December 8, 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm – A Very Merry Night on the Hill

    Every year, Beacon Hill attracts the likes of many with its rich history, beauty and culture. As winter fast approaches, the “Hill” will transform into a winter wonderland, with a fresh layer of snow to overlay and brighten the cobblestone sidewalks and antique lamps. On Thursday, December 8th, 2011, the Boston Center for Adult Education (BCAE) is offering guests an intimate look into the exclusive neighborhood with a tour of the historic Nichols House, followed by appetizers and wine at 75 Chestnut.

    The Nichols House is a perfect replica of what domestic life would have looked like in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century in this historic neighborhood. It was constructed in 1804 and is one of the earliest structures on Beacon Hill. As one of the most monumental homes in the area, The Nichols House is filled with precious items, accumulated over generations, and on this particular night, it will be beautifully adorned for the holidays!

    Following the tour, students will head over to 75 Chestnut, a premier restaurant in Beacon Hill, where they will enjoy the warm and inviting ambiance along with appetizers and paired wine from executive chef Marcus Ripperger. For more information please visit www.BCAE.org, or call 617-267-4430. Tickets are $55 each, and registration is necessary.

  • Saturday, December 4, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm, and Sunday, December 5, 12:00 noon – 5:00 pm – Beacon Hill Decorating Days

    Please join the Beacon Hill Civic Association and your neighbors in Decorating the Hill for the Holidays. You can help one day or both, sign up or just show up, come for the whole day or just and hour. Do your own street or help wherever needed- they’ll show you how.

    On Saturday, December 4, from 10 – 4, meet at the Harrison Gray Otis House, 141 Cambridge Street.  On Sunday, December 5, from noon – 5, assemble at 160 Charles Street (next to Savenor’s.)  At 5pm on Sunday you will celebrate with a festive wrap up party for all the volunteers at 74 Joy Street. Join the Decorating Days email list by emailing: info@bhcivic.org.  One couple who met during this event have since married, so consider this an opportunity on a number of different levels.  Picture below by Charlotte Joan Sternberg.

  • Saturdays, 11:00 am, beginning this Fall – Twig’s Floral Design Series Classes

    Twig is now accepting enrollments in its fall design classes. There are two 6 week sessions, so enroll early as class size is limited.  Courses include instruction on preparing flowers for arrangements, choosing the right vases, hand tied bouquets, centerpieces and a seasonal themed arrangement. The cost per session is $275.00.
    -All supplies included
    -Participants will leave with an arrangement after each session.
    -Participants will receive a 20% discount on all loose and bunched flowers at any Twig location for 3 months after the class.

    Twig has two locations, one at 769 Tremont Street in the South End, and a second at 83 Charles Street in Beacon Hill.  For more information, log on to www.twigboston.com, or call 617-292-8944, x. 801.  You may also email info@twigboston.com for the specific dates of the Fall session.

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