Latest Events in Boston(June Updated)

Hi Folks, Here is the rescheduled date for our show in Mcgonagles.If anyone can't attend just ask for a refund and we will get your money back to you. Onoir Information Source: Onóir | eventbrite

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We are excited to end our school semester and kick off summer with youth to explore Thompson Island. We will take a ferry, catch crabs, go on a nature walk, swim, & see wildlife! Volunteer Arrival: 11 AM - We will arrive with the kids to EDIC Pier at this time to board and catch an 11:30 AM ferry to Thompson Island. Volunteer departure: 5pm Information Source: Elevate Youth | eventbrite

The FIX Trading Community invites you to attend the Boston Regional Meeting on Thursday 12th June 2025. Hosted by State Street this event will bring together local market participants to discuss the issues and challenges impacting the electronic trading market in the region. Join us from 4:00pm for an afternoon of panel discussions and a fireside chat, followed by networking drinks. Topics include: Topics include: Shaping the Future of OMS/EMS Platforms for Multi-Asset Trading Navigating Multi-Asset Trading Systems – Perspectives from Industry Leaders Tickets for the event are non-refundable but may be transferred to a colleague. Please be advised that photographs will be taken throughout this event. Information Source: FIX Trading Community | eventbrite

Take a break . Come to talk digital health with friends. Swing by after work for a drink between 5:30p and 8:30p at the Liberty Hotel, 2nd floor lobby bar, in downtown Boston with your hosts Tom Arneman Ethan Berg, and Steven Wardell (Wardell Advisors, DigitalHealth InvestorTalk). We are bringing together innovators and investors in healthcare. Stay for a short visit or as long as you like. Complimentary hors d'oeuvres and cash bar. Taking the T is easiest; if you are driving you may find the Mass Eye & Ear Parking to be the most reasonable. Guest of Honor Claire Smith, partner at SpringTide Ventures, will make opening remarks on new investment themes in digital health. - (Note that our venue The Liberty Hotel has a fashion show every Thursday night, called Fashionably Late, which begins at 9p (after our event has ended) and which is unrelated to our event. Some attendees stay for the fashion show as well.) - Follow on Eventbrite to hear about new events and live shows: StevenWardell.EventBrite.com . - Subscribe to the DigitalHealth InvestorTalk podcast! Apple Podcasts (new show link): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digitalhealth-investortalk-show/id1739850633 Spotify (new show link): https://open.spotify.com/show/42dV5Wnag97l2rtIDpxmlJ Information Source: Steven Wardell | eventbrite

Join us for this installment of our popular Chat & Chowder series, featuring Professor of National Security at the U.S. Naval War College and former U.S. Foreign Service Officer, Mary Thomspn-Jones. Dr. Thompson-Jones will discuss her new book, America in the Arctic: Foreign Policy and Competition in the Melting North . Chat & Chowder programs are an excellent opportunity to engage with expert speakers and to network with other globally-oriented participants in an informal environment. Each event features a presentation, audience Q&A, dedicated time for networking, and (of course!) a selection of chowders and beverages. Thanks to the generous support of The Lowell Institute , Chat & Chowder is now free of charge for all participants (Zoom live-streams remain free as well). We sincerely appreciate The Lowell Institute’s commitment to our mission, as well as the support of our venue, Foley & Lardner LLP. Please consider helping sustain this work by making a contribution here . This program will be streamed to Zoom from 6:15 to 7:15. To attend the program virtually, please register for the Zoom webinar here . Advance registration is required. We cannot accommodate walk-ins for the in-person program. Mary Thompson-Jones , Ed.D. is a Professor at the U.S. Naval War College. Before joining the USNWC, she directed a master’s program in Global Studies at Northeastern University. Prior to entering academia, she had a highly successful diplomatic career, spanning 23 years a as U.S. Foreign Service Officer in leadership roles in the Czech Republic, Canada, Guatemala, Spain, and Washington, D.C. She retired with the rank of Minister-Counselor, having received several Superior and Meritorious Honor awards along the way. Dr. Thompson-Jones’ new book, America in the Arctic, Foreign Policy and Competition in the Melting North , has been praised by Sen. Angus King, I-ME, as “a finely crafted chart that can guide us through rough seas ahead to a peaceful and prosperous future,” and by Amb. Paula Dobriansky, former Undersecretary of State for Global Affairs, as “a compelling testament to the importance of U.S. engagement and a must-read for policymakers.” She is also the author of To the Secretary: Leaked Embassy Cables and America’s Foreign Policy Disconnect . As climate change accelerates, the Arctic has become a frontline of global competition. Melting ice, rising temperatures, and swelling seas have made remote regions at once newly accessible and rife with new dangers. Vladimir Putin’s Russia has embarked on a substantial military buildup in the Arctic, and China has also turned its attention northward. The United States, however, has only recently begun to reestablish its Arctic presence after many years of waning influence. America in the Arctic offers a timely and compelling case for why the United States must deepen its commitment to a region threatened by climate change and geopolitical rivalry. Mary Thompson-Jones surveys past and present U.S. relations with the Arctic lands: Canada, Iceland, Greenland, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Sweden, and Russia. She traces the history of the U.S. presence in the far north from the purchase of Alaska through the Cold War, arguing that lessons from the past should inform America’s relationships with its Arctic neighbors today. At its best, U.S. Arctic policy balanced security interests with residents’ needs and international cooperation on environmental and regional issues. In recent years, many policymakers scrambling to reassert U.S. leadership have framed their goals solely in security terms. Thompson-Jones argues that climate change now poses the greatest challenge, calling for a new approach that is inclusive of all the Arctic’s inhabitants. Bringing together national security expertise and historical insight, this book charts a course for American Arctic policy in a warming world. WorldBoston's Chat & Chowder series features key authors on international affairs in an engaging setting. In addition to discussion of a featured book (usually sold at a significant discount), the program offers the opportunity for discussion among members and guests - and of course a selection of chowders and beverages. This Chat & Chowder will be hosted in-person (from 6:00 to 7:30PM ET) and live-streamed to Zoom (from 6:15 to 7:15 PM ET only). Information Source: WorldBoston | eventbrite

June 13th: An Evening of Music with Flo Logan Featuring Nu Soul & other guest artists Join us for an unforgettable night of live music as Halifax County’s own Flo Logan takes the stage, accompanied by the smooth sounds of Nu Soul. Enjoy an intimate evening filled with soulful melodies, pop, rock, light hors d’oeuvres, and an elegant ambiance. Dress Code: Dress to impress Time: 7 pm-9 pm EST Location: The Prizery - Banquet Hall - 700 Bruce Street, South Boston, VA 24592 Ticket Price: $45 No refunds available ⸻ June 14th: The Red Carpet Movie Premiere of Back By Popular Demand Step into the spotlight and walk the red carpet with Flo Logan, along with members of the cast and crew, for the highly anticipated black-tie premiere of the critically acclaimed film, Back By Popular Demand. Arrive in your "after 5" attire for a night of Hollywood glamour, celebration, and cinematic excellence. Be sure to stick around for an insightful Q&A following the premiere! Complimentary refreshments provided. Dress Code: Black Tie Attire Time: 3 pm - 3:50 pm, mix and mingle down the red carpet. 4 pm - 6 pm, online screening begins 6 pm - 6:30 pm, Q&A Location: The Prizery - Chastain Theater - 700 Bruce Street, South Boston, VA 24592 Ticket Price: $35 ------ Bundle Ticket Option Available for $70! Secure your tickets now and be part of this extraordinary weekend of music, elegance, and film! No refunds available. Information Source: Brice-Productions | eventbrite

Welcome aboard the Which Island Does it Best Boat Cruise (Flag Party) Part 2 ! Join us for a fun-filled day out on the water in Boston Harbor as we celebrate the best of the islands in style. Get ready to dance, mingle, and show off your island pride with your favorite flag. This event is all about good vibes, great music, and even better company. Don't miss out on the opportunity to cruise around the harbor with fellow island enthusiasts and enjoy the scenic views. Come dressed to impress and ready to party - it's going to be an unforgettable experience! Information Source: ONE STOP PRODUCTION | eventbrite

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The 2024 Boston Pride for the People Festival (BP4TP) will take place on Saturday, June 14, 2025. *Please read the Festival rules on our website here . The rules are located at the botton of the page. *Please note that registration fees increase on April 1st and again on May 1st. *This is a rain or shine event, all sales are final. Food vendors must inquire festival@bp4tp.org The BP4TP Block Party has a separate registration form, please visit our website. For the latest information about the Festival please visit: www.bostonprideforthepeople.org Boston Common Festival Start Time: 12:00pm Boston Common Festival End Time: 6:00pm *Please note that there are two exhibitor locations, one at the Boston Common and another at City Hall Plaza, named the Block Party which has a separate registration form. The Boston Common Festival is held 12-6pm . The City Hall Plaza is a 21+ event, which takes place 2-8pm. Our Mission: Empower through creating LGBTQ+ community, and a culture of respectfully reaching across differences to support and love one another. Celebrate and honor the rich, diverse, creative, and fabulous culture of LGBTQ+ communities, and impart knowledge of LGBTQ+ history and a sense of pride among LGBTQ+ youth. Commemorate the Stonewall riots and memorialize the queer, trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of color (QTBIPOC) activists at the forefront of the 20th century lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, plus (LGBTQ+) movement. Educate on the presence and impacts of oppression and advocate against oppression through disrupting and dismantling systems that cause harm to LGBTQ+ people, especially LGBTQ+ people who face multiple forms of marginalization. INSURANCE In accordance with City of Boston guidelines, all Festival vendors are required to provide proof of insurance that covers any liability connected to your space and exhibit. As in years past, all vendors/exhibitors are required by the City of Boston to have an insurance certificate on file that names Boston Pride for the People, the City of Boston, and the City of Boston Parks & Recreation as additionally insured parties. Please contact your existing insurance provider to obtain this certificate of additionally insured. The cost of your registration does not include the cost of insurance. If you are unable to obtain this certificate of insurance from your existing insurance provider, you can obtain affordable insurance coverage from Boston Pride for the People's insurance partner Casswood Insurance. *Group insurance prices will be available as the event approaches. The Festival team will send out updates in the coming weeks. There is no opt-out option for this insurance coverage. THE PURPOSE OF THE BP4TP FESTIVAL The purpose of the Boston Pride for the People Festival is to: create a community of support among LGBTQ+ individuals and families, organizations, small businesses, and ally corporations uplift LGBTQ+ owned and BIPOC owned businesses advocate for the lives and humanity of LGBTQ+ people celebrate the richness and complexity of LGBTQ+ community, and continue to advocate for equity and inclusion for all queer people, especially those who face intersecting forms of oppression WHO SHOULD APPLY FOR REGISTRATION Nonprofit groups Community groups Small businesses that are owned by or primarily serve the LGBTQ+, POC, and/or disabled communities Ally corporations who pledge to not donate or support anti-LGBTQ legislators or initiatives Political organizations All groups must have DEI policies or iniatitves incorporated in their business practices. Criteria for reviewing applications for the BP4TP Festival includes, but is not limited to, the following: Providing products, services, information, and/or experience that supports the mission of BP4TP and the BP4TP Festival Demonstrated commitment to and support of LGBTQ+, disabled and POC communities Proposed product, services or menu (quality, pricing, uniqueness) Agreement to adhere to established procedures Timing and order of applications received Supporting the mission and purpose of BP4TP and the BP4TP Parade, Festival, and Block Party. In order to participate in the Boston Pride for the People Parade and Festival, all organizations, affiliates, and individuals must: Support the mission and purpose of the Boston Pride for the People organization and Parade Abide by all Festival Rules, Terms and Conditions as outlined below Acknowledge that a failure to honor the mission and purpose of the BP4TP Parade, or a failure to comply with the Rules, Terms and Conditions, could result in penalties, including exclusion from current and future events, as well as financial penalties Groups determined by BP4TP to be hate groups, including those designated as such, by the Southern Poverty Law Center, will not be permitted to sponsor or participate in any BP4TP events Eligibility . All applicants must meet category eligibility requirements as outlined above. If requested by BP4TP, applicants must provide proof that they qualify for the category applied for on their registration form. Should there be a dispute, BP4TP reserves the right to deny an application or assign your application to a different category. Right to refuse applications. In alignment with our mission, priority will be given to community groups, nonprofits and/or businesses that are led by or center the LGBTQ+, disabled, and/or POC communities. The act of submitting an application or receiving an email acknowledgement of submitting an application is not a guarantee of space at the BP4TP Festival. Failure to submit all required documentation and/or payment upon approval may cause your application to be rejected. BP4TP retains the right to refuse any Festival application without liability. Payment. All applications must be submitted with payment made in full within 24 hours of applying. Any applications submitted without payment will be rejected. If your application is submitted with payment in full but is not accepted, a full refund will be sent via the original payment method within ten business days of the decision, plus any applicable bank processing time. Status of Application. All applicants will be notified via email of approval or rejection. For approved applications, signed contract will be required within 7 days of receipt of approval. Rejected applicants will receive notification they do not have space at the Festival. Assignment of booth space. BP4TP cannot guarantee placement in any particular location or alongside any other particular booth. Booth space location is at the sole discretion of the BP4TP. BP4TP reserves the right to reassign booth space and/or relocate booth space as necessary. Information Source: Boston Pride For The People | eventbrite

Boston Pride For The People activities will take place on Saturday, June 14, 2025. *Please review the Parade rules located at the bottom of this page on our website. *Registration Fees will increase on April 1st and again on May 1st. *The Parade is a rain or shine event, all sales are final. Please check our website for the most up to date infromation: Rules & Regulations for the Parade www.bostonprideforthepeople.org Our Mission: Empower through creating LGBTQ+ community, and a culture of respectfully reaching across differences to support and love one another. Celebrate and honor the rich, diverse, creative, and fabulous culture of LGBTQ+ communities, and impart knowledge of LGBTQ+ history and a sense of pride among LGBTQ+ youth. Commemorate the Stonewall riots and memorialize the queer, trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of color (QTBIPOC) activists at the forefront of the 20th century lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, plus (LGBTQ+) movement. Educate on the presence and impacts of oppression and advocate against oppression through disrupting and dismantling systems that cause harm to LGBTQ+ people, especially LGBTQ+ people who face multiple forms of marginalization. THE PARADE Check in time: Parade contigent leaders and drivers (if you have a vehicle) should plan to register in front of the Boston Public Library in Copley Square between 7:00am -9:00am . All other contingent members can meet up with their group in their designated line up area before the assemply report time given to your contingent leaders. Parade kick - off is at 11am. Vehicles must be in place by 8:30 am for inspection. Surrounding area streets close at 9:00am and will not allow late vehicles in the area. The Parade Route: The final parade route will be posted on the Boston Pride for the People website. The planned route is very similar to the route the parade has taken in prior years. It begins on Boylston Street in Copley Square, proceeds through the South End via Clarendon and Tremont Street, returns to Boylston Street via Berkeley Street, and then continues to Boston Common At Charles Street. Staging area: The area for parade marching contingents to gather and organize will be along Boylston Street, between Dartmouth Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Some side streets intersecting with Boylston Street will be utilized as well. PURPOSE OF BOSTON PRIDE FOR THE PEOPLE PARADE : The purpose of the Boston Pride for the People Parade is to celebrate the richness and complexity of LGBTQ+ community; to continue to advocate for equity and inclusion, especially for those who face intersecting forms of oppression; and to commemorate the brave LGBTQ+ people who risked their safety to advocate for the lives and humanity of queer people. The BP4TP Parade is a sacred space for the LGBTQ+ community, our families, and our allies. As such, we see the BP4TP Parade as a community-centered, non-commercial space. WHO SHOULD APPLY FOR REGISTRATION: LGBTQ+ student groups and other educational community groups Community groups and nonprofits who support LGBTQ+ welfare, LGBTQ+ culture, and intersectional social justice advocacy LGBTQ+ employee resource groups (ERG’s) or affinity groups Politicians and their supporters Individuals LGBTQ+ bars, clubs, and entertainment spaces All groups must have DEI policies or iniatitves incorporated in their business practices. Supporting the mission and purpose of BP4TP and the BP4TP Parade and Festival. In order to participate in the Boston Pride for the People Parade and Festival, all organizations, affiliates, and individuals must: Support the mission and purpose of the Boston Pride for the People organization and Parade. Abide by all Parade Rules, Terms and Conditions as outlined. Acknowledge that a failure to honor the mission and purpose of the BP4TP Parade, or a failure to comply with the Rules, Terms and Conditions, could result in penalties, including exclusion from current and future events, as well as financial penalties. Eligibility . All applicants must meet category eligibility requirements as outlined above. Non-Profit applicants will be required to provide a charity or non-profit registration number. Should there be a dispute, BP4TP reserves the right to deny an application. Information Source: Boston Pride For The People | eventbrite

The Boston Pride for the People (BP4TP) Block Party will take place on Saturday, June 14, 2025. *Please read the Festival rules on our website here . The rules are located at the botton of the page. *Please note that registration fees increase on April 1st ang again on May 1st. *This is a rain or shine event, all sales are final. Food vendors must inquire festival@bp4tp.org NO ALCOHOL BEVERAGE SAMPLING without prior approval (email sponsor@bp4tp.org). For the latest information about the Block Party please visit: www.bostonprideforthepeople.org City Hall Plaza Block Party Start Time: 2:00pm City Hall Plaza Block Party End Time: 8:00pm *Please note that there are two festival exhibitor locations, one at the Boston Common and another at City Hall Plaza. The Boston Common Festival is held 12-6pm at the Boston Common and has a separate registration form. All festival rules for both the Block Party and Festival remain the same. The Block Party at City Hall Plaza is a 21+ event. Our Mission: Empower through creating LGBTQ+ community, and a culture of respectfully reaching across differences to support and love one another. Celebrate and honor the rich, diverse, creative, and fabulous culture of LGBTQ+ communities, and impart knowledge of LGBTQ+ history and a sense of pride among LGBTQ+ youth. Commemorate the Stonewall riots and memorialize the queer, trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of color (QTBIPOC) activists at the forefront of the 20th century lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, plus (LGBTQ+) movement. Educate on the presence and impacts of oppression and advocate against oppression through disrupting and dismantling systems that cause harm to LGBTQ+ people, especially LGBTQ+ people who face multiple forms of marginalization. INSURANCE In accordance with City of Boston guidelines, all Festival vendors are required to provide proof of insurance that covers any liability connected to your space and exhibit. As in years past, all vendors/exhibitors are required by the City of Boston to have an insurance certificate on file that names Boston Pride for the People, the City of Boston, and the City of Boston Parks & Recreation as additionally insured parties. Please contact your existing insurance provider to obtain this certificate of additionally insured. The cost of your registration does not include the cost of insurance. If you are unable to obtain this certificate of insurance from your existing insurance provider, you can obtain affordable insurance coverage from Boston Pride for the People's insurance partner Casswood Insurance. A group rate will be provided closer to the event date. There is no opt-out option for this insurance coverage. THE PURPOSE OF THE BP4TP FESTIVAL/BLOCK PARTY The purpose of the Boston Pride for the People Festival and Block Party is to: create a community of support among LGBTQ+ individuals and families, organizations, small businesses, and ally corporations uplift LGBTQ+ owned and BIPOC owned businesses advocate for the lives and humanity of LGBTQ+ people celebrate the richness and complexity of LGBTQ+ community, and continue to advocate for equity and inclusion for all queer people, especially those who face intersecting forms of oppression WHO SHOULD APPLY FOR REGISTRATION Nonprofit groups Community groups Small businesses that are owned by or primarily serve the LGBTQ+, POC, and/or disabled communities Ally corporations who pledge to not donate or support anti-LGBTQ legislators or initiatives Political organizations All groups must have DEI policies or iniatitves incorporated in their business practices. Criteria for reviewing applications for the BP4TP Festival and Block Party includes, but is not limited to, the following: Providing products, services, information, and/or experience that supports the mission of BP4TP and the BP4TP Festival Demonstrated commitment to and support of LGBTQ+, disabled and POC communities Proposed product, services or menu (quality, pricing, uniqueness) Agreement to adhere to established procedures Timing and order of applications received Supporting the mission and purpose of BP4TP and the BP4TP Parade, Festival and Block Party. In order to participate in Boston Pride for the People events, all organizations, affiliates, and individuals must: Support the mission and purpose of the Boston Pride for the People organization and Parade Abide by all Festival Rules, Terms and Conditions as outlined below Acknowledge that a failure to honor the mission and purpose of the BP4TP Parade, or a failure to comply with the Rules, Terms and Conditions, could result in penalties, including exclusion from current and future events, as well as financial penalties Groups determined by BP4TP to be hate groups, including those designated as such, by the Southern Poverty Law Center, will not be permitted to sponsor or participate in any BP4TP events Eligibility . All applicants must meet category eligibility requirements as outlined above. If requested by BP4TP, applicants must provide proof that they qualify for the category applied for on their registration form. Should there be a dispute, BP4TP reserves the right to deny an application or assign your application to a different category. Right to refuse applications. In alignment with our mission, priority will be given to community groups, nonprofits and/or businesses that are led by or center the LGBTQ+, disabled, and/or POC communities. The act of submitting an application or receiving an email acknowledgement of submitting an application is not a guarantee of space at the BP4TP Festival. Failure to submit all required documentation and/or payment upon approval may cause your application to be rejected. BP4TP retains the right to refuse any Festival application without liability. Payment. All applications must be submitted with payment made in full within 24 hours of applying. Any applications submitted without payment will be rejected. If your application is submitted with payment in full but is not accepted, a full refund will be sent via the original payment method within ten business days of the decision, plus any applicable bank processing time. Status of Application. All applicants will be notified via email of approval or rejection. For approved applications, signed contract will be required within 7 days of receipt of approval. Rejected applicants will receive notification they do not have space at the Festival. Assignment of booth space. BP4TP cannot guarantee placement in any particular location or alongside any other particular booth. Booth space location is at the sole discretion of the BP4TP. BP4TP reserves the right to reassign booth space and/or relocate booth space as necessary. Information Source: Boston Pride For The People | eventbrite

Our Summer Academy is five days of non-stop entertainment and learning that kids will love. This program includes all of the components that make up the great game of golf. From chipping, putting and full swing, to the rules and etiquette, kids will learn everything they need to know to improve their game. Each Academy is taught in a fun, relaxed atmosphere and is staffed with a low student-to-instructor ratio to ensure each Junior Golfer receives in-depth, hands-on attention while he or she develops a winning golf swing. WEEKLY SCHEDULE: Monday - Friday8:30 to 9:00 a.m. - Child drop off9:00 a.m. - Academy begins11:00 to 11:30 a.m. - Lunch12:00 p.m. - Child pick up$250 PER CHILD | ONE REGISTRATION INCLUDES: Entry to the AcademyTopgolf Game Play and Golf InstructionLunchTopgolf GiftsCertificate of CompletionDAILY MEALS Monday: Chicken bites & french friesTuesday: Cheesburger & grapesWednesday: Grilled cheese & friesThursday: Mini-corn dogs & grapesFriday: Chicken bites & friesAGE LIMIT: This program is designed for children between the ages of 6-12 years old. ATTIRE: Please have your child dressed in comfortable apparel based on the weather conditions. Children should have appropriate footwear, such as tennis shoes (no golf spikes, please). Golf clubs will be provided on site, but children are welcome to bring their own. For more information regarding our Summer Academy health and safety measures, please visit https://topgolf.com/summeracademy. Cancellations requested through 'Contact the Organizer' are required 48 hours prior to the Summer Academy start date to receive a refund. Information Source: Topgolf Boston - Canton | eventbrite

This summer, violets, nasturtiums, and hydrangeas escape from the Gardner’s greenhouses and rain down the Anne H. Fitzpatrick Façade in a site-specific installation by Artist-in-Residence Yu-Wen Wu. Inspired by Isabella's passion for plants and the loving care given to our “Living Collection” by the Museum’s horticulture team, Wu composed a collage of photographs of the Gardner’s flowers, transforming individual blossoms into a windswept shower blooming bright against dark storm clouds. At once an homage to the fleeting beauty of the natural world and meditation on the precious vulnerability of the environment, Reigning Beauty will crown the Façade from June 17 – October 14, 2025 and is part of this summer’s inaugural Boston Public Art Triennial.

Here you'll need brain and brawn to take on the mental and physical challenges! This is a team event with teams arranged ahead of time by your school. To see what's in store, take a look at the video on this page! NEXT STEPS : Parents/guardians - please complete the registration process for your child as the end will contain a waiver that you'll need to sign for your child to participate. When asked for first name, last name and email, please put your name and your email, EXCEPT for below the waiver when asked for Students Name, please put your child's name. Please note this is a private event for the students of Brooke Charter only.  Information Source: Grit 'N Wit | eventbrite

2025 Smith-Lemli-Opitz Syndrome Family Medical Conference BOSTON, MA Please join us this summer for the 2025 SLOS Family Medical Conference in beautiful Boston, Massachusetts (USA). Don't miss this opportunity to learn about SLOS, socialize with other families, and strengthen the bonds that make our SLOS community so strong. When: June 20, 2025 - June 21, 2025 (Friday and Saturday) Speaker Sessions: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. each day (Eastern Day Time) Location (Hotel): Embassy Suites by Hilton – Boston at Logan Airport Address: 207 Porter St, Boston, MA 02128 Hotel Phone: 1-617-567-5000 Shuttle: 24-hour free shuttle to airport Discounted Parking: $30 day; $40 day + overnight Refund policy: Refunds are possible up to 90 days before the event; Eventbrite's fee are nonrefundable. Video: https://www.facebook.com/embassysuitesbostonloganairport/videos/867023220671782 The SLO Foundation's biennial family conference brings together a broad spectrum of our diverse and dynamic community, including individuals with SLOS, their families, caregivers, medical and therapeutic professionals, volunteers, and SLOS researchers. The conference provides an opportunity to learn more about Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome (SLOS), treatment and management options, current SLOS research as well as opportunities to learn about and enroll in ongoing SLOS research studies. The conference will also introduce you to the top SLOS specialists in the world and give you the chance to ask specific questions about your child's issues and challenges in a relaxed atmosphere. Family Conference Registration Fees: Adult and Teen: $150.00 Youth (2 – 12 yrs.): $75.00 Infant/Toddler (under 2yrs): $0.00 Zoom Only (not attending in-person): $0.00 Registration fee includes: • Two-day conference speaker sessions and materials • Meals: Evening Reception (Thursday); Lunches (Friday and Saturday); Made-to-Order Buffet Breakfasts (for guests staying at the Embassy Suites Hotel) ; Pizza and Pub Quiz Dinner (Friday) - a fun event with SLOS families and physician attendees hosted by our very own Dr. Andy Jones! You won't want to miss this event! 2025 SLOS Conference Sessions (All sessions are located at the Embassy Suites Hotel - Boston Logan Airport location.) DAY 1 Friday, June 20 (Eastern Day Time) 9:00 am - Welcome and Introductions Smith-Lemli-Opitz Foundation 9:15 am - Smith-Lemli-Opitz Syndrome Denny Porter, MD, National Institutes of Health (Bethesda, MD) 9:45 am - Reading SLOS Test and Lab Results Denny Porter, MD, National Institutes of Health (Bethesda, MD) 10:00 am - Forms and Function of Cholesterol Ellen Elias, MD, FAAP, FACMG, Children’s Hospital Colorado (Denver, CO) 10:40 am - Photosensitivity and Protecting SLOS Skin William Rizzo, MD, University of Nebraska Medical Center (Omaha, NE) 11:10 am - SLOS Natural History Study – Overview and Preliminary Results of Neurodevelopmental Assessments Samar Rahhal, MD, National Institutes of Health (Bethesda, MD) Audrey Thurm, PhD, National Institutes of Mental Health (Bethesda, MD) 12:10 pm - My Child Has SLOS: What Are Potential Health Complications to Be Aware Of? Robert Steiner, MD, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health (Madison, WI) 1:00 pm - LUNCH 2:10 pm - CHOLBAM - Use of Cholic Acid in SLOS Session 1 – Joseph Ray, MD, Division Director of Medical Genetics and Metabolism, University of Texas Medical Branch Session 2 – SLOS Parents Taylor and James Weaver; Edwin Clay Ferren, MD, Atrium Health Pediatrics/Medical Genetics 3:30 pm - Managing SLOS Dental Visits, Orthodontic Care, and Dental Surgeries Isabelle Chase, DDS, Boston Children’s Hospital (Boston, MA); Harvard School of Dental Medicine (Cambridge, MA) 4:40 pm - Mindful Moments: Finding Calm with Full Hands and a Full Heart Lauren Cramer Finnerty, MSW, LICSW, PMH-C; Brittany Gummere, MSW, Boston Children’s Hospital (Boston, MA) 5:45 pm - Dinner and Pub Quiz Quizmaster Dr. Andy Jones _________________________________________________________________ DAY 2 Saturday, June 21 (Eastern Day Time) 9:00 am - SLO Foundation - Program Updates and Endowments Smith-Lemli-Opitz Foundation 9:20 am - KEYNOTE SPEAKER Improving the Quality of Care for Patients with Smith-Lemli-Opitz Syndrome Amy Kritzer, MD, Boston Children’s Hospital (Boston, MA); Harvard Medical School (Cambridge, MA) 10:20 am - Tribute to Dr. John Opitz (8/15/1935 - 8/31/2023) Malgorzata Nowaczyk, MD, (Hamilton, Ontario, CAN) 10:55 am - SLOS Questions and Physician Discus sion Panel SLOF Medical & Scientific Advisory Board and Dr. Mira Irons 12:25 pm - Critical Importance of Vaccinations in Pediatric SLOS Patients Ellen Elias, MD, FAAP, FACMG, Children’s Hospital Colorado (Denver, CO) 2:10 pm - Managing SLOS Behaviors in a School Setting Julia O'Connor, PhD (Baltimore, MD) 2:40 pm - SLOS Behaviors and Medications Elaine Tierney, MD, Kennedy Krieger Institute; Johns Hopkins Univ. School of Medicine (Baltimore, MD) 3:15 pm - Diagnosis and Management of Sleep Disorders in People with Smith-Lemli-Opitz Syndrome Marc Daou, MD, Sleep Fellow at BIDMC/Harvard Medical School (Cambridge, MA) 4:10 pm - Hearing in Smith-Lemli-Opitz Syndrome: Characterization, Challenges, and Care Christopher Zalewski, PhD, National Institutes of Health (Bethesda, MD) 4:45 pm - Puberty and Sexuality in SLOS Ellen Elias, MD, FAAP, FACMG, Children’s Hospital Colorado (Denver, CO) 5:15 pm - Closing Remarks and Final Door Prizes Questions about the conference schedule please email info@smithlemliopitz.org. DON'T FORGET TO BOOK YOUR ROOM! EMBASSY SUITES BY HILTON LOGAN INT’L AIRPORT HOTEL ROOM BLOCK - SPECIAL DISCOUNTED RATES Cost - $249.00 per night (King) (plus taxes) Cost - $299.00 per night (2 Double) (plus taxes) LINK TO BOOK A ROOM IN THE BLOCK: (code - SLO; tell them it is for the "Smith-Lemli-Opitz group") https://www.hilton.com/en/attend-my-event/bosapes-slo-85df4107-ef11-4feb-b30c-1af259b2c342/ BLOCK DEADLINE - May 28, 2025 Discounted prices are good through 5/28/2025 or until all of the block rooms are sold out. Book early to take advantage of these great room prices! DO YOU NEED HELP BOOKING YOUR ROOM or a room with ACCESSIBILITY/ACCOMODATIONS - For families needing a room with special accessibility/accomodations, please call the following individual: Danielle Iworsley Director of Sales at Embassy Suites danielle.iworsley@hilton.com (617) 933-5108 Tell Danielle that you are with the Smith-Lemli-Opitz Foundation Conference and she can give you options for available ADA rooms. For a full list of possible accomodations, please see "Accessible Features" at: https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/bosapes-embassy-suites-boston-at-logan-airport/hotel-info/ Harper Wolinetz Conference Travel Scholarship The first 28 families that both register/pay for tickets AND reserve their room in the SLO Foundation's ROOM BLOCK will qualify to receive a Harper Wolinetz Conference Travel Scholarship. Scholarships are available only to guests staying more than one night within our room block at the Embassy Suites - Logan International Airport. Those qualifying will receive (up to) a $250.00 credit to be applied to their bill before checkout after their 2nd night stay. Thank you to the Carrie and Lou Wolinetz Family who fund these amazing travel scholarships in memory of their daughter, Harper Please note that travel scholarships may NOT be used at other hotels or outside of the Embassy Suites -Logan International Airport Hotel room block or for other incidental travel costs and are not redeemable for cash. Only one travel scholarship may be awarded for each SLOS family (including travel companions staying in other rooms). Amenities: Free WiFi in all rooms Free made-to-order breakfast Free shuttle - Boston Logan Int'l Airport (call to request) Complimentary evening reception On-site restaurant Room service Indoor pool Fitness center Some connecting rooms Streaming TV Business center Discounted parking Smoke-free rooms (100% non smoking) Accessibility features: https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/bosapes-embassy-suites-boston-at-logan-airport/hotel-info/ Information Source: Gretchen Noah | eventbrite

Are You Ready For the 11th Annual 90+ Cellars Boston Rosé Cruise? Join us as we head back out for another amazing afternoon cruising around Boston Harbor with rosé in hand. Come decked out in your favorite pink outfit and we’ll provide plenty of 90+ Cellars wines, plus tasty bites! Saturday, June 21 | 1:15-3:45PM* Boarding begins at 12:30 PM Spirit of Boston Boston World Trade Center 200 Seaport Blvd, Boston, MA Boards from the Commonwealth Pier Please Note: Ticket cost includes wine and food throughout the cruise! *Actual cruise time is approximately 2 1/2 hours Dress Code We’ll be painting the town pink, so dress accordingly! The Wine Don't worry, we'll bring the wine! We'll have a few of our most popular roses, along with a selection of sparkling wines and summery whites. Come thirsty! The Food We’ll have plenty of bites to go with your sips! Buffet-style lunch will be available throughout the majority of the cruise. Boarding Boarding will begin at 12:30 pm, please plan to arrive as close to 12:30 pm as possible. The cruise will depart promptly at 1:15 pm. If you are not on board by 1:15 pm, we cannot guarantee that you will get on the boat. Once the boat has left the dock, we will not return until the cruise has concluded. A Few Final Things All guests must be 21+ to attend. Please bring your government-issued ID. You will not be allowed on the boat without it , and the party won’t wait for you to go get it! All ticket purchases are non-refundable. No exceptions will be made. The cruise will take place rain or shine. We’ll have a blast either way! Show us how you Rosé All Day, Boston! Information Source: 90+ Cellars | eventbrite

We are excited to kick off summer and take youth to explore Thompson Island. We will take a ferry, catch crabs, go on a nature walk, swim, & see wildlife! Youth arrival: 11am Youth departure: 5pm Volunteer arrival: 11:30am (EDIC Pier) Volunteer Departure: 5pm Information Source: Elevate Youth | eventbrite

Join us this summer to dig into the roots of Isabella Stewart Gardner’s passion for plants. Both an avid gardener and a trailblazing curator, Isabella relished in her “deliriously glorious” garden at Green Hill—her estate in Brookline, Massachusetts—before she constructed her Museum. A site of respite and a testing ground for innovation, it was there that Isabella first cultivated the varieties that would fill the Museum Courtyard, honed her curatorial vision, and furthered her conviction that art and nature enliven one another. Isabella’s horticultural creativity is captured on the canvases of paintings on view throughout the Gardner Museum today. Flowers for Isabella, on view from June 26 – September 21, 2025 in the Fenway Gallery, gathers archival materials and artworks from the Gardner collection depicting four of Isabella’s most cherished species—irises, peonies, chrysanthemums, and nasturtiums. Together they create a new portrait of the Museum’s founder just steps away from her ever-blooming Courtyard garden.

What is a garden? A wild space? A curated collection of plants? Or a plot of soil in which to seed memory, connection, and creativity? This summer, the Gardner Museum’s Hostetter Gallery springs to life with the large-scale sculptures of Ming Fay (1943 – 2025), whose work reconsiders gardens as sites of creative potential that reflect the lives and desires of those who cultivate them. At once playful and contemplative, Ming Fay: Edge of the Garden constructs a space of wonder that calls on visitors to view the world around them with new appreciation. Sculptures of fruits, seeds, shells, as well as hybrid plants borne of his boundless imagination, surprise in their unexpected pairings and sizes. Together, they conjure new meanings through familiar shapes, scents, and symbols. In his papier-mâché, bronze and ceramic gardens, Fay unites personal, collective, and cultural memories, building gardens as fantastical spaces born of curiosity, longing, and his own lived experiences as part of the Chinese diaspora in the United States. On view from June 26 – September 21, 2025, Ming Fay: Edge of the Garden invites visitors to escape the city for a brief moment and marvel at the extraordinary, ordinary beauty of a maple tree twirler, a ripe cherry, or a crooked wishbone—and how they can unlock memory and imagination. Where We Meet: Imagining Gardens and Futures, a partner exhibition at Pao Arts Center will explore the city of Boston’s Chinatown gardens through the art of Ming Fay, Mel Taing, and Yu-Wen Wu from July 18 – October 10, 2025.

Join us for a movie night at The Square Root! We are presenting a Mike Nichols blockbuster comedy. The Birdcage is a 1986 comedy starring Robin Wiliams, Nathan Lane, Gene Hackman, and Dianne Weist. Middle-aged gay life partners, Armand Goldman, a Jewish drag club owner, and Albert, the club’s flamboyant star attraction, live in the eclectic community of South Beach and have raised a straight son. Now, their newly engaged son, 20-year-old Val, wants to bring his fiancée, Barbara, and her ultraconservative parents home to meet his family for the first time. By Val’s request, Armand pretends to be straight, not Jewish and attempts to hide his relationship with Albert, in order to please Barbara’s father, controversial right-wing Republican Sen. Kevin Keeley. RATED R. 6:30 pm: Doors open, come hang out with your neighbors 7:30 pm: Screening begins This event is brought to you FREE through generous financial contribution from The Boston Home Team and the Mass Cultural Council . Donations are optional at the door. Beer, wine, and food will be available for purchase. Cash donations are gladly accepted at the door. Tickets are limited, so please, if you cannot attend after purchasing tickets, cancel them on eventbrite so that others may have a chance to attend this FREE screening. (Don't acquire free tickets and then not show up to the event!) Information Source: Roslindale Film Society | eventbrite

Join Lawyers for Civil Rights for our annual reception to mark our progress and chart a path forward to advance civil rights together. We will gather in person to celebrate, reflect, and connect. We will also present awards to four civil rights leaders at the center of our work to advance equity and justice. Lawyers for Civil Rights works with communities of color, immigrants, and low-income families to fight discrimination and foster equity through creative and courageous legal advocacy, education, and economic empowerment. Read more about our work in 2024 . The event will feature an open bar, hors d'oeuvres, and live jazz. Individual tickets start at $150. VIP tickets start at $250. For any event-related questions, or to discuss available sponsorship opportunities, please contact reception@lawyersforcivilrights.org. Event Details Thursday, June 26 6 - 8 PM VIP reception begins at 5pm Location The State Room 60 State Street, 33rd Floor Boston, MA 02109 Information Source: Lawyers for Civil Rights | eventbrite

Official July 4th Bar Crawl Boston Independence Day Bar Crawl LIVE Boston Independence Day Weekend Get ready to party and Celebrate Independence Day 2025 with patriotic vibes, festive drinks, and Boston's top-rated bars and nightclubs. Whether you're a local or visiting for the 4th, this is the #1 Boston July 4th Bar Crawl you don’t want to miss. Celebrate 4th of July in Boston Like Never Before As part of our Boston Independence Day Bar Crawl , you'll experience an all-American lineup of drink specials, live DJs, giveaways , and the city's best nightlife — all while repping your red, white, and blue. Join hundreds of crawlers at Faneuil Hall’s most iconic bars and nightclubs for a patriotic party you’ll never forget. FREE Birthday Ticket Born in June or July ? DM us on Instagram @BarCrawlLIVE to claim a FREE birthday ticket — limited availability! How the Boston Bar Crawl Works 1. Get Your Ticket Early: Prices go up, so grab your spot at BarCrawlLIVE.com today. 2. Check Your Email: The week of the crawl, get your Digital Bar List with check-in location, wristband pickup, participating bars, hours, and exclusive perks. 3. Crawl Boston: Flash your wristband for free entry, drink deals, giveaways, and surprises at each stop! Important Boston Bar Event Information Tap HERE to learn more about the July 4th Bar Event. WHEN Friday, July 4, 2025 Event Hours: 4:00 PM – 1:00 AM WHERE Boston, MA – Faneuil Hall Area Boston’s Top Bars & Nightclubs Ticket Perks Exclusive Red, White & Brew wristband FREE entry to Boston’s hottest bars Up to 50% off drink specials Up to 20% off select food items Patriotic cocktails & themed shots DJs, giveaways & photobooths Digital Bar List for easy navigation Pre-party, halftime, and after-party vibes And more surprises all night! Partner Bars Include* Wild Rover Nightclub Sissy K's Tiki Rock The Hong Kong More TBA! *Official Digital Bar List emailed the week of the event. PRO TIPS for an Unforgettable Bar Crawl Experience: Share the Official Ticket Link: Guide friends to purchase genuine tickets via the official link. Your wristbands are essential for entry. Watch Your Email: The crucial "Digital Bar List" will arrive from info@BarCrawlLIVE.com a week before the event. Don't miss it! Follow the "Digital Bar List": It's your ultimate guide – with registration locations, wristband pick-up times, bar hours, specials, and more. Pick Up Wristbands On Time: Collect your wristband(s) during the designated time at the check-in bar. Latecomers won’t be accommodated – no wristband, no entry. Assign a Proxy if Needed: Can't make the check-in? Have a friend pick up your wristband to ensure you don’t miss out. Note Bar Hours: Each bar’s operating hours are listed in the "DIGITAL BAR LIST." Wristband and specials apply only during these times. Day-Of Check: Review the "DIGITAL BAR LIST" on event morning for any last-minute details. Important Policies: No-Refund Policy: All sales are final. Can't make it? Contact us after the event for a credit on future crawls. Event Changes: We might alter bar lineups or schedules, but the fun continues rain or shine. Exclusive Event Wristbands: Entry is limited to BarCrawlLive.com wristband holders only. No external bands allowed. Cancellation Guarantee: Full refunds issued if the event is canceled for any reason. Entry Requirements: No wristband means no entry. Remember, this is a 21+ event. Drink Responsibly: Enjoy the crawl, but plan for a safe trip home. Questions*? Message us on Facebook DM us on Instagram @barcrawllive Email us at info@barcrawllive.com *The FAQ page is the fastest way to find an answer to your question. We cannot guarantee a reply to questions that are already answered on the FAQ page. Information Source: Bar Crawl LIVE | eventbrite

12th Boston JerkFest Caribbean Foodie Festival 2-Day Festival You can purchase 1- day or 2-day passes from this ticket page. Join us for the 12th annual Boston JerkFest Caribbean Foodie Festival, a mouthwatering celebration of Caribbean flavors! Get ready to indulge in a variety of delicious jerk dishes, from spicy chicken and succulent pork to flavorful seafood and vegetarian options. This in-person event will take place on Friday, Jul 11, 2025, 6-10pm, Rum & Brew featuring Soca Queen Alison Hinds [6pm entry for VIP] Saturday, July 12, 2025, 11am-8pm (food and music festival) at the McCurdy Outdoor Track at the Harvard Athletic Complex. Experience the vibrant culture of the Caribbean as you savor authentic jerk cuisine, listen to lively music, and immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere. Discover unique food vendors, talented chefs, and local artisans offering their best creations. Whether you're a seasoned foodie or simply looking to try something new, the Boston JerkFest is the place to be. Bring your friends and family, and prepare your taste buds for an unforgettable culinary adventure! About Alison Hinds Alison Hinds (born 1 June 1970) is a female soca artist from the Caribbean island of Barbados. She is one of the most popular soca singers in the world and has unofficially been given the nickname the "Queen of Soca". She has produced many popular songs that top charts even in countries which do not widely listen to soca. In 1986, Hinds joined the soca band Square One. At first this band performed mostly in bars and clubs, but later they became a top Soca band, bringing soca to a new level. Alison produced her first hit in the year 1996, "Ragamuffin". That song made her win road march of that year for Kadooment (Barbados' Carnival). The following year she repeated road march and also won The Party Monarch with another hit "Twister". Alison was the first woman to ever win these titles in Barbados. This led to Hinds' role as the lead singer in the band. Next, Square One created an album called "Full Bloom". This album took over the Caribbean. It included the song "Faluma", which was the top song in the Caribbean for the period of 1999-2000. It toped the charts of Guatemala for 49 weeks. It was during this period that Hinds' popularity grew. Square One continued to produce hits until 2004 when it broke up - partly due to Hinds' departure. Currently Alison Hinds lives with her family, husband Edward Walcott and daughter Saharan (born May 5th, 2004), on a horse farm in Barbados. She has her own band, "The Alison Hinds Show". Information Source: Boston JerkFest | eventbrite

The MY CARIBBEAN, ONE WORLD EXPO being held Saturday, July 12, 2025 at the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway, Rowes Wharf Plaza, Boston, Massachusetts. The theme for the 2025 Expo is “One Caribbean, Mix Culture”, highlighting the rich Caribbean community culture, arts and craft, entertainment, and tourism will be on display. FREE EVENT. All are welcome. Information Source: Authentic Caribbean Foundation | eventbrite

FOLLOW SUIT 4TH ANNUAL FUNDRAISER All roads lead to the Rooftop!!! For our  4th Annual Fundraiser ! Get ready to make a difference and have a great time while you're at it. The event is in person, so you can connect with like-minded individuals and be part of something special. Your support means everything to us! Mark your calendars and follow suit with us for a fantastic cause. See you there!!!! 2 DJ'S + Live performance, A Live Band, Awards, Auction,  21+Event, Dress code >Dress to Impress, Free Food, No Smoking products!!!!! No Athletic Wear!!! Early bird tickets start March 3rd.  Information Source: Follow Suit Mentoring Program | eventbrite

We are the Massachusetts Brewery Running Series® and we run for beer! See you at Roundhead Brewing Co. on Saturday, July 12 at 11am 🏃‍♂️🍻 Join us for a 5K-ish fun run that starts and ends at Roundhead Brewing Co. in Hyde Park. Run, walk, jog - whatever goes! This event is for all ages and fitness levels. Move at your own pace, enjoy some fresh air, and then celebrate with a locally made, cold craft beverage at the finish line! 🎉 Event Details: When: Saturday, July 12 at 11am Where: Roundhead Brewing Co. in Hyde Park, MA Course: We’ve mapped out a 5K-ish course that shows off the best of Hyde Park and the neighborhoods surrounding Roundhead Brewing Co. Celebrate at the finish line!Registration includes: A craft beverage (1) of choice from Roundhead Brewing Co. 🍺Your choice of a collector's pint glass or series swag item from the Brewery Running Series 🎁Access to the day's festivities like music, raffles, and games with our partners and sponsors 🎉And more!Our Mission: Be active. Have fun. Give back. A portion of all proceeds from this event support local nonprofits, helping to make a positive impact in our community. 🙌 Over $500k raised to date! Important Event Details: This is an untimed fun run – all walkers, runners, and joggers are welcome! 👟Open course: The event takes place on public roads, so you are responsible for obeying traffic laws and being aware of your surroundings.ID required: Bring a valid ID or driver’s license. You don’t need to be 21 to participate, but you must be 21+ to enjoy the beer. Underage participants will receive a token for a non-alcoholic beverage. 🍹Rain or shine: The event will go on, no matter the weather! 🌧️☀️Registration is limited to the size of the taproom, so sign up today to guarantee your spot! 💨 Keep an eye on your inbox! We’ll send final details and reminders the week of the event, including anything else you need to know to participate. Questions? Reach out to us at: nick@breweryrunningseries.com Let’s run, drink, and give back together at Roundhead Brewing! 🌟 #lifeisbrewtiful #BreweryRunningSeries #runforbeerma Important details: This is an untimed, fun-run. All levels of walkers, runners and joggers are welcome.This is an open course, meaning roads will NOT be closed. You are responsible for obeying all traffic laws and regulations.We create each route to start and end at the brewery and to show off the surrounding neighborhood. The course will be marked with arrows to help you know where to go.You must bring a valid ID or driver's license. You do not need to be 21 to enjoy the event, but you must be 21 to enjoy the beer. Please drink responsibly. Registered, underage participants will receive a token for a FREE non-alcoholic beverage.Our events are rain or shine! If conditions become unsafe to run, we will still hang out and drink beer.There will not be a bag check; please plan accordingly and dress appropriately for the weather.Dogs and strollers are welcome on the course, with care and caution. Please remember - you are running at your own risk on city sidewalks / streets / trails, which might not be suitable for your 4-legged and /or pint size running buddies. You will also want to check with the brewery to make sure you can abide by their dog / underage policies. Please make the best decision possible for your crew.Please drink responsibly. We always encourage carpooling and safe, designated drivers.Keep an eye on your inbox - we will send you all final event details via email the week of this event and share anything else you might need to know to participate. Questions? Check out our FAQ | Contact us at nick@breweryrunningseries.com Cheers to beers! We’ll see you at Roundhead Brewing Co. on July 12. Information Source: Massachusetts Brewery Running Series® | eventbrite

Join Strong Girls United for our second year as the Community Spotlight for the WNBA game in Boston! Come see the Connecticut Sun vs. Indiana Fever to be played at TD Garden in Boston, MA! We have limited tickets so act fast!!Join us for discounted game tickets & be part of the Strong Girls team and this unforgettable night! Face value of tickets is $285. We welcome teams, family, friends, and any groups and all ages (of course, <18 must be accompanied by their parents/guardians). We hope to find a sponsor so that all Strong Girls United ticketholders will get a Strong Girls United shirt to wear for the game! Special Note: THE EVENTBRITE CONFIRMATION EMAIL WILL NOT BE YOUR TICKET TO GET INTO TD GARDEN. Your game ticket will get transfered to you before the game via Ticketmaster. You should be sure you have a Ticketmaster account using the same email used here. (**Tickets are in section 318).Have a Large Group and Want to Reserve Tickets With Us? Send Lani an email at lani@sgunitedfoundation to reserve how many tickets you would like. You can then pay with a check or venmo! Consider Making Additional Donations to SGU at Checkout: If you cannot attend the game but would like to donate to Strong Girls United or support the organization supplying tickets to kids that can't afford them, your support is greatly appreciated! Your contribution helps us continue empowering girls and promoting women's sports. Let's make this event a memorable celebration of girls and women in sports, inspiration, and empowerment!! What will this support?Strong Girls United is a nonprofit with a mission is to empower girls to be strong, confident, and resilient through sports, mentorship, and mental health programming. From kindergarten through college and beyond, we instill the values of strong bodies through fitness and sport, kind hearts through positive psychology and wellbeing, and unstoppable minds through lessons grounded in sport psychology, mental skills training, and mindfulness. Information Source: SG United Foundation | eventbrite

Welcome to Little Mania Wrestling: Where Little Legends Make Big Waves! Come join us for an unforgettable night of high-flying action and excitement at Game On! Boston, MA. Watch as our pint-sized wrestlers take on big challenges in the ring, showcasing their incredible skills and athleticism. Get ready to cheer on your favorite little legends as they battle it out for glory! Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind event happening on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, at 7:30 PM. Grab your friends and family for a night of fun and entertainment that you won't soon forget! Ages 21+ Meet the legendary Hulk Hogan’s original Micro Wrestlers from MCW! Featured on Tru TV! Information Source: Tristan David Events LLC | eventbrite

Esta obra cuenta la historia de una niña de siete años que comienza una lista de cosas por las que vale la pena vivir cuando se enfrenta a una situación grave en su familia. Puras Cosas Maravillosas logra de una forma interactiva el delicado equilibrio entre la pérdida aleccionadora y la risa catártica, haciendo que el público se una a ella en su viaje a través de la infancia, la adolescencia y la adultez, celebrando las alegrías y dificultades que hacen que la vida sea realmente maravillosa. Le agradecemos llegar con anticipación. Por respeto al público y a la artista, no se permitirá el ingreso una vez iniciada la función. POLÍTICA DE DEVOLUCIÓN: Todas las ventas son finales. Los tickets para esta función no son reembolsables.Este evento permite la transferencia de boletos a otra persona y/o a otra función. Las transferencias pueden facilitarse contactando directamente al organizador del evento en info@tiranube.com Al comprar un boleto, aceptas estos términos de compra. RETURN POLICY:All sales are final. Tickets for this event are non-refundable. This event allows ticket transfers to another person and/or another performance. Transfers can be facilitated by contacting the event organizer directly at info@tiranube.com. By purchasing a ticket, you agree to these terms of purchase. Information Source: Tiranube Entertainment | eventbrite