The Vilna Shul, Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture, marked an important milestone last week with the unveiling of a new historic marker as part of the Everyone250 (E250) Monuments & Markers campaign. The ceremony brought together community leaders, partners, and…
News Briefs 6-12-26
Boston Children’s School summer and school-year rolling admissions The Boston Children’s School is currently accepting students, ages 3-8, for both this summer and the 2026-’27 academic year. The Summer Fun Program runs from July 7 through Aug. 14, with field…
Stroll the Women’s Heritage Trail
You can use the Boston Women’s Heritage Trail (BWHT) map to plan dog walks that can serve as an in-depth study of a favorite neighborhood or a part of the city that is new to you. Or you could use…
FDA’s approval of fruit-flavored vapes is astep backwards
The recent decision by those in charge at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to allow for the sale of fruit-flavored vapes in the United States represents a huge step backwards after a longstanding ban of these fruit-flavored, nicotine-based…
Beacon Hill Garden Club holds its Spring Soiree
Photos by Marianne Salza The Beacon Hill Garden Club, founded in 1928, held its Annual Spring Soireé on May 20 in anticipation of its 97th Hidden Gardens of Beacon Hill Annual Tour, held the following day. Attendees enjoyed cocktails in the King’s Chapel Parish…
Beacon Hill Art Walk returns this Sunday
50+ artists will transform Beacon Hill into Boston’s most unique art show One of Boston’s most unique celebrations of the arts returns June 7, when the Beacon Hill Art Walk takes over the quiet streets and alleys of the beautiful,…