updated 6/27th with Life is Good Coffee House Abutters meeting, South Boston Community Cruise and speakers' presentations.
What does cannabis, coffee, ping pong, and shuttles have in common? Find out at FPNA's June 27th Summer Neighborhood Gathering on:
Tuesday, June 27, 2023
6 pm to 8 pm
in person at District Hall
(75 Northern Ave.)
or
Online via Zoom
featuring
Jenny's Seaport
a cannabis shop proposal
for
300 Northern Avenue
2nd floor (above Yankee Lobster)
Are Shuttles Replacing MBTA
Buses on A Street?
At existing or future
development capacity? Will the shuttles be electric?
Discover the details plus a Summer St. Pilot Update.
Matt Moran, Boston
Transportation Dept. (BTD) Transit Team Director
Pat Sullivan, Seaport TMA Executive
Director
SPIN Boston
30 Melcher Street
ping pong social club seeking to expand to 283
Summer St.
(formerly Papagayo
restaurant)
Life is Good Coffee House
253 Summer Street
(formerly Metro
Convenience)
requesting a Common Victualler License
Neighborhood Discussions
& Updates
*Dogs off -lease at A St
Park * Vicinity's A Street repaving * Cypher Street
Please note we do not meet in July and August. Our next gathering will be September 26th.
June 20: 244-284 A Street Civic/Cultural Space RFI – Open House Workshop at 6:00 PM | Eventbrite 244 - 284 A Street will provide15,000 sf of rent-free, ground-floor Civic/Cultural Chapter 91 spaces across the project. Spatial configurations, sizes and uses are important components for a diverse mix of community uses. Find out more in person tonight and at a future virtual workshop date tbd .
June 21: Special City Council Meeting regarding Mayor Wu's resubmission on the FY24 budget at 12pm in the Christopher Iannella Chamber.June 23: Barking Crab EENF(ENF & PEIR) comment deadline now extended to July 7th.
June 24: Sip & Stretch on the Harborwalk at Martin's Park (66 Sleeper St) from 8am - 9:30am. Bring your own yoga mat and enjoy a free 45-minute yoga session by Britney Willingham of Move with Britney, followed by tea service from Alexis Jones of The Té Spa.
June 25: Black Owned Bos. Market from 12pm to 6pm at Seaport Common, 85 Northern Ave.
June 28: Harbor Use Public Forum: Wharf District Council's Climate Resilience Plan from 8:30am - 10:00am. Join Boston Harbor Now to learn about the new downtown waterfront coastal adaptation plan including the Fort Point Channel. Public and private partners, residents, and businesses have worked together to develop a conceptual district-scale protection system to address future flooding and sea-level rise.
June 25: Black Owned Bos. Market from 12pm to 6pm at Seaport Common, 85 Northern Ave.
June 28: Harbor Use Public Forum: Wharf District Council's Climate Resilience Plan from 8:30am - 10:00am. Join Boston Harbor Now to learn about the new downtown waterfront coastal adaptation plan including the Fort Point Channel. Public and private partners, residents, and businesses have worked together to develop a conceptual district-scale protection system to address future flooding and sea-level rise.
June 28: Life is Good Coffee Shop Abutters Meeting at 7pm. Meeting link. Via phone, dial 646-558-8656 and enter meeting id 814 9177 3713. Any questions, please contact Anna White, our South Boston ONS liaison.
June 29: The ICA is free for all visitors every Thursday from 5 to 9 PM with Harborwalk Sounds starting July 6th.
June 29: The ICA is free for all visitors every Thursday from 5 to 9 PM with Harborwalk Sounds starting July 6th.
June 29: Boston Harbor Now is hosting a South Boston Community Cruise from 6:30pm to 8pm. Enjoy a free dinner, music and entertainment on the Boston harbor.
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