The Brettl-Hupfers will be at our lodge in Bartlett, NH the weekend of March 12 Ã?Â- 14th for what is one of our favorite weekends of the year! The lodge will fill up fast so if you haven't made it up yet and have been thinking about it this might be the time to come up. For this particular weekend we are only accepting RSVP's for people who can stay 2 nights. We are located only 2 miles from Attitash and close to Wildcat, Cranmore, Black, and Bretton Woods right in the heart of North Conway and about 45 minutes from Sunday River. Lodging is only $20/night and we are offering a dinner (optional) on Saturday night consisting of a full Irish dinner: potato soup, bread, corned beef and cabbage, carrots, potato and onion as well as dessert. A vegetarian option will also be available. Please indicate in your RSVP if you are interested in dinner ($15) and specify veggie option if that is what you prefer. Full directions and information will be provided to those who RSVP. Sign up soon!
How many stories do you know about Roxbury's prominent women: Melnea Cass, Jesse Garnett, Ella Collins, and Coretta Scott? Explore their histories and legacies, and meet contemporary women making history with the Boston Women's Heritage Trail.
When: Mar 13, 2010 12 AM to Mar 13, 2010 12 AM Where: Roxbury Heritage State Park, in West Roxbury,Massachusetts Cost: $20 * see below for ticketing information Posted by:evdb
Location: 183 Roxbury St Boston, MA 02119 Times: Saturday, March 13, 10am-12pm
The names and stories of Roxbury's men - Washington, King, Warren, and Dudley, for example - are familiar to most people. But how many stories do you know about Roxbury's prominent women? Melnea Cass, Jesse Garnett, Ella Collins, and even Coretta Scott all lived in Roxbury. Explore their histories, see their legacies, and meet contemporary women making history on a fascinating tour led by members of the Boston Women's Heritage Trail.
When: Mar 13, 2010 12 AM to Mar 13, 2010 12 AM Where: Roxbury Heritage State Park, in West Roxbury,Massachusetts Cost: More Than $10 Posted by:evdb
Join Organizing for America for our 2010 Strategy Session in your area. The Strategy Sessions are a chance to talk with OFA staff and other volunteers in your area about our legislative and electoral plan for 2010. As an organization, we have come a long way in the past year. We have lessons to learn from the budget pledge drive, health insurance reform and the Massachusetts Senate Race. Now is the time to bring those lessons together and look forward to 2010. There are countless opportunities to create change in the coming year and we have an important role to play in making that happen. As a team, we will talk about how to be involved in creating change in our country, both legislatively and electorally. We will talk through national strategy and discuss together what that means for our local community.
When: Mar 20, 2010 2 PM Where: Roxbury YMCA in West Roxbury,Massachusetts Posted by:evdb
Brewers Helping Neighbors is a BEER tasting event to benefit United South End Settlements (USES), a community non-profit organization in the South End/Lower Roxbury Neighborhood of Boston.
Participating Breweries (so far):
Sam Adams Brewery, Boston MA
Blue Hills Brewery, Canton MA
Harpoon Brewery, Boston MA
Great Food Provided By (so far):
Great Hill Blue Cheese
Haley House Bakery
BEER! The ultimate gatherer! Our Mission? Simple: Enjoy some of the worlds best BEER brewed right here in Massachusetts while supporting the work of USES. Think Globally, Act Locally, Drink Responsibly.
Tickets will be $40, all proceeds going to USES (a charitable organization)
Tickets will go on sale March 1st
Ticket includes a tasting glass, BEER, food, entertainment
Brewers Helping Neighbors Merchandise will be available for purchase at the event
This event is very accessible via public transportation! Please use it!
Boston's Black community has been on the move politically, socially, and artistically for centuries. The free Black community was once centered in the North End in the 1700s. As the population grew and new opportunities became available, the community moved first to Beacon Hill in the early 1800s and then the South End in the late 1800s. By the first half of the 20th century, the highlands of Roxbury eventually became the center of Black Boston, although the community has since continued to grow into Dorchester, Mattapan, and the suburbs.
Join this informative and exciting trolley tour as it travels through three centuries of Boston's historic Black neighborhoods. Follow the progression of the Black churches, gain an appreciation for the importance of the arts, and learn about the movers, shakers, and strivers of their time.
When: Jul 17, 2010 12 PM Where: See Notes in West Roxbury,Massachusetts Cost: $20.00 - $25.00 Posted by:evdb
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The Blackstone River Valley Fairfield Inn & Suites located in Milford just off I-495 just south of Boston. Enjoy the indoor heated pool and fitness center with free continental breakfast, rooms include high-speed internet and free HBO.
The neighborhood of Roxbury Massachusetts was founded in 1630 and is located in the Metro Boston area.
One of the oldest neighborhoods of Boston, Roxbury is home to a great number of parks and schools as well as churches and much more.
It has been said that a drive through Roxbury is both a lesson and a tour of modern urban neighborhoods. The community thrives on its immediacy to downtown while retaining its neighborhood qualities.
