吳弭市長和黑人男性進步辦公室聯袂撥款50萬元資助63社區組織

MAYOR WU AND BLACK MALE ADVANCEMENT AWARD $500,000 IN GRANTS TO 63 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS SUPPORTING BLACK MEN AND BOYS ACROSS BOSTON NEIGHBORHOODS Community empowerment grants aimed at building stronger network across Boston to support and connect Black men and boys to programming and resources

BOSTON - Monday, April 14, 2025 - Mayor Michelle Wu and the Office of Black Male Advancement (BMA) today announced the awardees for the 2025 Community Empowerment Grants. These grants invest $500,000 to deepen the work of community-based organizations (CBOs) providing a positive impact for communities in the City of Boston. With the help of these grants, organizations will be able to expand their work and strengthen their services throughout the city’s neighborhoods. This grant cycle in 2025 builds off of the tremendous impact in 2024, where over 15,000 residents citywide benefited from supports through this program. “We're committed to supporting community organizations that empower Black men and boys across our City,” said Mayor Michelle Wu. “These grants support and uplift organizations who are already deeply invested in their communities and doing critical work every day across neighborhoods. I'm grateful to the Office of Black Male Advancement for their critical work to ensure that Boston is a city for everyone.” “The Community Empowerment grants will provide organizations that have a proven track-record with the financial investment and technical assistance to deepen their work,” said Frank Farrow, Executive Director of the Office of Black Male Advancement. “The Office of Black Male Advancement looks forward to collaborating with the awardees and are excited to see the positive impact they continue to have across the city.” "This investment reflects our commitment to ensuring that Black men and boys in Boston have access to the resources, mentorship, and opportunities they deserve,” said Mariangely Solis Cervera, Chief of Equity and Inclusion. “By supporting these organizations, we are strengthening the networks that empower and uplift communities across our city." The Office of Black Male Advancement Community Empowerment Grants prioritized organizations that expand one of the following seven focus areas: Mentoring and Out-of-School Time: providing quality mentoring, literacy and out-of-school time programs when and where they are needed, offering developmentally-appropriate learning environments that support social emotional and physical wellbeing.  Youth and Young Adult Pathways: providing educational and career pathways for youth and young adults navigating their own course to economic prosperity. Housing Mobility: providing a continuum of housing opportunities, resources, and supports that are effectively resulting in pathways to affordable housing and homeownership. Economic Inclusion and Wealth Building: supporting individuals to experience financial empowerment and economic mobility. Workforce Training and Development: helping unemployed and underemployed individuals attain livable wage jobs and helping businesses with training for employees to support a pipeline of skilled workers. Fatherhood Engagement: supporting fatherhood education, case management, and peer-to-peer support to strengthen positive father-child interaction, improve social and economic outcomes for fathers and their families and improve healthy relationships. Mental Health and Wellness: helping support and improve the mental health and wellbeing of men. Economic Inclusion & Wellbeing  Afrimerican Culture Initiative Inc Circle of Nations Inc Daddy & Me Inc Fountain Fund  Greater Love Tabernacle Justice For Housing  KINGS AMONGST KINGS INC Talk2Em Inc The Life After Prison Housing and Mobility Breaktime  FAMILY Movement, Inc Fatherhood Engagement AccessMA Family Nurturing Center of Massachusetts, Inc. Fatherly Justice Association Lives Are Meant to Be Changed The Basics Mental Health & Wellness Beat the Odds BMEN Out For Good Behavioral Services, Inc. Mentoring and Out-of-School Time 617Peak Boston Debate League  Boston Project Ministries  Chill Diamond Ring Education Foundation Cornerstone Collab CVAB  Follow Suit  Greatest Minds  MBK617 The Clubhouse Network The Edward W. Brooke III Educational Foundation The3PointFoundation, Inc. Witherspoon Institute  WriteBoston, Inc. Workforce Training & Development Black Biz  HeisME Prepped inc Project Smile INC The Teachers' Lounge Incorporated Worc2 Youth & Young Adult Pathways Apprentice Learning  BAM Bikes Not Bombs, Inc. Bottom line Inc. Building Bridges Education Inc. Children's Services of Roxbury, Inc. Concerned Black Men of MA Digital Ready Marcus Anthony Hall Institute  Mattapan/Greater Boston Technology Learning Center, Inc. Save our streets 617  Thrive Scholars  YouthBuild Boston “The Building Bridges Education (BBE) organization is a research-driven non-profit that integrates college readiness programming to equip students with leadership skills, career exploration opportunities, and direct pathways to higher education through coaching, summer college courses, and on-site admissions interviews,” said Dr. Keith Lezama, CEO and Founder, Building Bridges Education. “This grant from the Office of Black Male Advancement will allow us to scale our impact by expanding college coaching, increasing virtual sessions for students, educators, and families, and providing even greater opportunities for college access and success.” “With support from the City of Boston’s Office of Black Male Advancement, He is Me Institute launched a leadership group of Black male educators to help double participation in our affinity groups and co-design programming for other Black male educators in the city,” said Robert J. Hendricks III, Chief Executive Officer, He Is Me Institute. “This investment is helping us take our impact to the next level—scaling a peer-driven, identity-affirming support system that strengthens the pathway and long-term success of Black men in education.” BMA is offering a Capacity Building Institute – open to all 2025 grant applicants – over the next year. The BMA Capacity Building & Impact Institute will allow CBOs servicing the community in Boston and mentors of My Brothers Keeper (MBK) youth to receive coaching, training, technical assistance, and resources to help raise funds. For more information on the Community Empowerment Small Grants program, please visit this link. The Office of Black Male Advancement works to empower Black men and boys and ensure they have equitable access to opportunities in the City. As part of their work, BMA focuses on policies, programs, resources, and local and national partnerships. BMA’s goal is to ensure Black men and boys have support to thrive and share in the City of Boston’s prosperity. The office also directs and supports the efforts of the Black Men and Boys Commission.

慈濟劍橋服務站為青年、耆英搭橋 徐敬豪介紹「回憶對話板」

慈濟波士頓聯絡處劍橋服務站舉辦「慈悲科技，溫柔教育」講座。(周菊子攝)

               (Boston Orange 周菊子劍橋市報導) 慈濟基金會波士頓聯絡處的劍橋服務站，4月11日晚以「慈悲科技，溫柔教育:青年在老年教育中的行動與思考」為題，請哈佛大學人類發展與教育碩士生徐敬豪分享他為推動老年教育和跨世代溝通，經由實踐的研發成果。

慈濟波士頓聯絡處負責人長金滿(右)送感謝狀給講者徐敬豪。(周菊子攝)

              波士頓慈濟自從積極服務社區以來，先後在波士頓市、劍橋市設立服務站，依序以耆英、青年為重點服務對象。

              還在哈佛就讀，也是慈濟數位平等，手機平板使用老師的徐敬豪，從自己在祖父辭世前兩年，才和祖父有更多溝通說起，後來他到慈濟波士頓華埠服務站當志工，對老年人和年輕人之間的不同需求，有了更深刻認識，進而研究設計出包括「數位素養」、「健康管理」、「回憶重寫」的「健康肌肉，活力人生」課程內容。

陳筠媞笑說她有個筆記本叫「陳家紀事」。(周菊子攝)

                   他和團隊還開發了促進家庭代際交流，可當作遊戲使用的「回憶對話板」，希望藉由課程與包括應用文字，攝影和創作收集資料的工具，更方便的透過教育與洞察，讓長者的經驗得以被看見、被尊重，給耆英抒發情感，獲得關注的機會，更讓年輕一代得以汲取智慧與力量，也留下一份更有意義的記憶。

             

徐敬豪講解他設計的課程與工具。(周菊子攝)

當晚出席者提了不少問題，其中一名曾在波士頓華埠服務站當過志工的人坦言，和老人家溝通，其實很不容易，每個人的喜愛偏好都不一樣，照顧耆英可不簡單。

              陳筠媞笑說，她為了把家中長輩和她交談時講的許多故事記下來，其實特地準備了個筆記本叫「陳家紀事」，以後如果有了「回憶對話板」這工具，可就方便多了。

徐敬豪和團隊研發「回憶對話板」，為耆英和青年搭橋。(周菊子攝)

慈濟波士頓聯絡處負責人長金滿也探問，什麼時候會有實際可用的產品，慈濟希望能夠照顧到更多老人家的身心需求，也幫助年輕人成長，促進世界整體大同。

當晚的課程，除了在劍橋服務站實體舉行外，也在Youtube上直播，很多耆英在線上聽課。

波士頓華商會慶蛇年 揚言面對華埠區域重劃挑戰 盼市長聽到華商聲音

波士頓華商會會長陳仕維盼市長聽到華商聲音。 (周菊子攝)

            (Boston Orange 周菊子波士頓報導) 波士頓華埠商會 (CBA) 4月8日晚假帝苑大酒樓慶祝成立30週年，迎接蛇年新春，感慨時光荏苒，將加強與州市政府合作，盼再創蓬勃生機，攀登經濟高峰。

波士頓市長吳弭抱著3個月大的女兒Mira出席。(周菊子攝)

                        會長陳仕維感謝發展商陳新明、明記鮮雞東主譚達兒贊助活動之餘，語重心長表示，這晚華商會慶祝「三十而立」，跨過一個重要里程碑，但同時要呼籲各界框扶，協助華埠商家重振新冠病毒前繁榮景象，更要攜手檢視華埠區域重劃細節，研究是否對華埠的整體未來發展有益，希望市長能聽到華埠商家聲音，讓華埠蓋出一棟有100個房間，由華人業主經營的酒店，協助華埠成為人人都可安居樂業的天堂。

華商會幹部敬酒。(周菊子攝)

                   這晚的華商會慶祝晚宴，有幾大特色，一是政要嘉賓眾多，包括應邀到哈佛參加爐邊座談，臨時出席的俄亥俄州克利夫蘭市市長Justin M. Bibb，共有不下40人；一是沒有大多姓氏僑團都有的抽獎環節；其次則是陳李珮和譚達兒主持的娛樂環節中，上台唱歌的人，除了華商會自己人高歌” 朋友”之餘，還把第二屆昆市好聲音的好幾名得獎歌手請上台。

波士頓華商會副會長陳文珊，中文書記翁偉健當司儀。(周菊子攝)

                  波士頓市長吳弭 (Michelle Wu)這晚抱著出生才3個月的女兒Mira，在紐英崙中華公所主席雷國輝，華商會長陳仕維專程到帝苑酒樓門口迎迓中來到會場。此外，波士頓市警察局的局長Michael Cox，社區參與總監陳孔恩，A區指揮官Richard Driscoll，波士頓市議會議長Ruthzee Louijenue，不分區市議員Erin Murphy，第2區市議員愛德華費連 (Ed Flynn)，以及波士頓消防局副局長黃瑞瑜，波士頓鄰里服務局副主任Christopher Breen，曾任波士頓市長亞裔聯絡員，現已轉往小企業辦公室任職的黃楚嵐等，來自波士頓市政府的嘉賓有30餘人。

嘉賓和超武館醒獅隊合影。(周菊子攝)

                    吳弭市長先以普通話說了一句，「謝謝，大家晚上好」，再轉回英文的說她很榮幸來參加這很特別的新年慶祝會，再請出席的市府人員舉起手，讓華埠民眾認識，還介紹道有警察局，稽查局(ISD)，營運部門等，請眾人給他們掌聲，說是因為他們，波士頓市才能成為全美最安全的城市。

吳弭市長接著她的朋友，克利夫蘭市市長Justin M. Bibb。是她的朋友。

波士頓市長吳弭(中)和州市政要一起發表揚狀給波士頓華商會。(周菊子攝)

                        因為 1 億美元「東南區承諾」住房基金，擴建經濟適用房，「RISE」計劃把該市兇殺案減少36%，締造破紀錄的警察招募成果，以及1.5億美元的河岸改善，50億美元的厚植經濟發展的計畫，Justin M. Bibb當選為全美民主市長協會會長，以及「美國全力以赴 (America is All In)」的共同主席，這次來波士頓是應哈佛教授之邀，當爐邊座談嘉賓。在簡短講話中，他說波士頓人很幸運，吳弭是全美最好市長之一，在對抗氣候變遷上，在美國面對瘋狂混亂狀況時的發言都居主導地位，他很榮幸有這機會來波士頓參訪。

波士頓華商會和出席的警察們合影。(周菊子攝)

                    波士頓華商會副會長陳文珊，中文書記翁偉健在慶祝會正式開場時說，該會是1995年由陳毓禮叔叔所創辦。當時陳毓禮的目標是要繁榮華埠，作為地主及小企業的代表，以及501 (C) 3的非牟利機構，每年舉辦中秋節聯歡會，臺灣夜市，在陳毓禮、黃杏蓉公園表演，冬至時到老人中心送湯圓敬老等活動。他們在會場上方的螢幕，播放過去30年來該會為社區做過的事。

麻州眾議員黃子安(左二)代表州議會送上表揚狀。波士頓華商會會長陳仕維(右二)，
副會長陳文珊(右一)，黃展唐(左一)代表接受。(周菊子攝)

                   在Sorat Ly率超武館的醒獅隊採青獻桔後。州政府有麻州眾議會財政委員會主席麥家威 (Aaron Michlewitz)，麻州眾議員黃子安，薩福克郡地方檢察官Kevin Hayden等人致詞。黃子安並代表州議會送上表揚狀。

駐波士頓臺北經濟文化辦事處有處長廖朝宏、組長黃耀良，副組長許欽琮，波士頓僑教中心主任高家富等4人來到現場道賀。

波士頓市議員Ed Flynn (又起)，Ruthzee Louijeune，Erin Murphy致詞。(周菊子攝)

                          廖朝宏處長稱許華商會多年來勤懇努力，吸引人潮，帶旺華埠商機與生氣。他相信在兼具波士頓僑務委員身分的華商會長陳仕維領導，以及華商會幹部團隊的 支持中，華埠必將成為一個更好社區。

聯邦參議員Ed Markey這晚也有2名助理出席，送上表揚狀。

麻州眾議員麥家威 (Aaron Michlewitz)。

            當晚在MK娛樂婚禮公司麥澤衡夫婦負責音響的娛樂環節中，上台獻唱的人幾乎都是高手，既有僑聲音樂社社長黃國威，曾辦過個人演唱會的吳皓醫師，「星樂隊」主唱之一的趙寶玲，昆市好聲音的最受歡迎歌手Tom Mac，還有在醫院技術資訊部門擔任主管，還開餐廳的Thomas Xie，現場氣氛十分高昂。

波士頓警察局長Michael Cox。

麻州薩福克郡地方檢察官Kevin Hayden和波士頓消防局副局長黃瑞瑜。

波士頓經文處處長廖朝宏致詞。

波士頓經文處還有組長黃耀良(左起)、副組長許欽琮，波士頓僑教中心
主任高家富(右三)。同桌有黃周麗桃 (左三)、新英格蘭大波士頓
臺灣商會副會長彭聲翔，波克萊臺灣商會會長陳奕如。(周菊子攝)

波士頓市長吳弭(中)和黃周麗桃(後)，市議會議長Ruthzee Louijeune (前右)等人。

波士頓市議員Erin Muphy(後右)特地來問候百歲人瑞阮陳金鳳(前左)。

波士頓華商會長陳仕維(右二)和朋友們一起唱歌。

斜槓工作的Thomas Xie唱功得到台下聽眾讚好。

伍胥山宗親會將辦波士頓華埠蛇年新春的最後一場慶祝宴。

雷國輝等人在帝苑門口迎接吳弭市長。

波士頓華商會蛇年春宴現場。

波士頓2025公民高峰會定4月30日舉行

MAYOR WU ANNOUNCES 2025 CIVIC SUMMIT  The Civic Summit 2025: Be the Change, aims to empower civic leaders dedicated to making a positive impact in Boston

BOSTON - Friday, April 11, 2025 - Today, Mayor Michelle Wu announced the Civic Summit 2025, a full day event focused on uniting neighbors, civic leaders, and non-profit advocates. The Civic Summit, first hosted by the Mayor’s Office of Civic Organizing in 2024, will return on Saturday, June 7 at Boston University Questrom School of Business. The theme for this year’s Summit is “Be the Change,” which reflects the City’s continued focus on community-driven progress and making Boston a home for everyone. Building on the success of the 2024 event, Civic Summit 2025 will feature a panel discussion on the theme, a networking lunch, and breakout sessions led by subject matter experts, including faculty from Boston University.  Registration and a full agenda for the free event will be released on Wednesday, April 30 on boston.gov/civic-summit-2025. Mayor Michelle Wu will join the Civic Summit for a featured fireside chat, this year in conversation with Dart Adams, a Boston-based journalist, researcher, lecturer, and host of the podcasts Dart Against Humanity and Boston Legends.  “The Civic Summit is a powerful reminder of our commitment to strengthening connections and continuing to be a welcoming city for all,” said Mayor Michelle Wu. “By having this unique platform to spark meaningful conversations with our community members, we’re able to learn, share, and continuously drive this collaborative effort, building a better future together.” “It’s exciting to bring the Civic Summit back,” said Nathalia Benitez-Perez, Director of the Mayor’s Office of Civic Organizing. “Last year’s Summit was an incredible moment of connection, and the positive feedback we received from community members inspired us to start planning this year’s event as soon as the last one ended. Throughout the year, we’ve had the opportunity to nurture the relationships and momentum built at the Civic Summit, and our team has been committed to making this year's event bigger and better. We’re also thrilled to continue our partnership with Boston University, this year with the generous support of the Questrom School of Business. Their belief in the Civic Summit’s vision has been instrumental in bringing this event to life.”  The Office of Civic Organizing is proud to continue working with Anais Summer Day, a woman-owned event planning company led by Anais Ramos, who returns for a second year as lead event planner. Courtney Boston, Founder and CEO of HERVISION Media and Co-founder of WWOC Media, will serve as the lead host. The event is once again supported by valued partner Boston University.  “Boston University is proud to partner once again with the City of Boston in hosting this year's Civic Summit at the Questrom School of Business,” said Dr. Melissa L. Gilliam, President of Boston University. “Questrom’s dynamic environment of innovation, leadership, and collaborative thinking provides an ideal setting for meaningful dialogue. We proudly support Mayor Wu’s vision for an engaged and inclusive community and look forward to empowering conversations that will help shape a vibrant and equitable future for Boston.” The Civic Summit is an event designed to create a space where both emerging and experienced civic leaders share knowledge, build relationships, and inspire collective action. In its first year, the Summit reached its capacity of 200 attendees in under 12 hours. In response to the interest, the City has changed its location to expand this year’s capacity to welcome up to 300 participants.  “Last year’s Civic Summit was a unique and powerful event that brought together engaged residents from across the city to inspire one another, learn about civic involvement, and strengthen connections. I kept running into people from different parts of the city, some I hadn’t seen in years and others I had just met the week before. We sparked new conversations about how we could collaborate to improve access and opportunities in our neighborhoods,” said Eric Leslie, Founder and Lead Organizer of Union Capital and a Civic Summit 2024 speaker. “I left with business cards, handouts featuring new resources, and innovative ideas to bring back to my organization. I’m excited for this year's Civic Summit, which will be an even bigger version, offering more chances to learn, connect, and enhance the civic ties that support our community’s health, well-being, and opportunities.” “The Civic Summit was greatly needed in the City of Boston. It provided an excellent opportunity to learn about various organizations dedicated to making our city a thought leader,” said Danielle Johnson, Founder and CEO, SPARK FM. “From the fireside chat to the open discussions, the event fostered community and fellowship, allowing us to learn from one another.” “We need the Civic Summit now more than ever,” said Brianna Millor, Chief of the Community Engagement Cabinet. “This community gathering will be one of the many impactful spaces our city offers to constituents to be in good company to discuss how Boston will be the change we hope to see beyond our neighborhoods.” The Civic Summit is free and open to the public with registration. A light breakfast and lunch will be served. For more information visit boston.gov/civicsummit2025.  The Mayor’s Office of Civic Organizing is committed to collaborative partnerships and programs that encourage proactive community engagement, awareness, and service in our neighborhoods. Follow the Mayor’s Office of Civic Organizing on social media at @bostoncivicorg and visit boston.gov/civic-summit-2025 to learn more about the Civic Summit and to register starting Wednesday, April 30, 2025.

波士頓市長吳弭公佈鄰里咖啡時間 5/30到昆士高中

MAYOR WU ANNOUNCES 2025 NEIGHBORHOOD COFFEE HOUR SERIES

BOSTON - Friday, April 11, 2025 - Mayor Michelle Wu, the Office of Neighborhood Services, and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department today announced the dates and locations for the 2025 Neighborhood Coffee Hour Series in partnership with Dunkin’® and Star Market. The annual coffee hours will kick off in parks citywide starting April 29 and running until June 18. Mayor Wu’s Neighborhood Coffee Hours offer a unique opportunity to speak directly with the Mayor and staff from City departments about City services and resident concerns. Through personal conversations, and a suggestion box at each site, residents can share how the City of Boston can improve parks, public areas, and City services. “One of my favorite annual traditions is our neighborhood park hours to get City Hall out of City Hall into our neighborhoods, where residents can connect with City staff and share their feedback so that we can continue building a better home for all,” said Mayor Michelle Wu. “I look forward to hearing from all of our community members and enjoying our community green spaces together.” Leadership and staff from the Community Engagement Cabinet will attend each coffee hour. Community members will have the opportunity to meet their neighborhood liaisons, who will deliver remarks focused on City improvements in each neighborhood. This includes but is not limited to information on the number of resolved 311 cases, street repairs, and the City's investments in housing, youth services, local businesses, and the arts. In its third year, the City will release the Community Input Survey to gather questions and feedback from constituents ahead of coffee hours. The Mayor and City leaders use these surveys to address neighborhood concerns at the individual coffee hours to ensure residents are informed on local issues they care about.   “Our Cabinet will have representation from each department including Boston 311, SPARK Boston, Mayor’s Office of Civic Organizing’s City Hall on the Go Truck, and the City’s Senior Advisor and Head of Faith-Based Initiatives, Will Dickerson, who engages with faith leaders in the neighborhoods. These departments represent the diverse communities in our City and will be present to help with any concerns or questions,” said Brianna Millor, Chief of the Community Engagement Cabinet. “This year, the Office of Neighborhood Services is excited to deepen our role in organizing Neighborhood Coffee Hours with the Mayor,” said Lindsey Santana, Executive Director of the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Services. “I encourage residents from all neighborhoods to join us, invite a family member or friend to meet your neighborhood liaison, connect with cultural advisors, and enjoy an iced coffee from our sponsor, along with a free plant from the Parks and Recreation Department.” A neighborhood staple known for bringing the community together over a cup of coffee, Dunkin’ is back to fuel the conversation with iced coffee and donuts. Dunkin’ will also provide lawn game activities for attendees, gift card giveaways, and the opportunity for residents to win a raffle prize. Free flowering plants will be provided by the Boston Parks and Recreation Department, while supplies last. Fresh fruit will be provided by Star Market.   “Boston’s parks are more than just green spaces—they are the heart of our communities, where neighbors connect, and ideas take root. Hosting the Neighborhood Coffee Hours in our public parks underscores their vital role in fostering community, resilience, and well-being,” said Brian Swett, Chief of Climate Officer for the Environment, Energy, and Open Space Cabinet. “These gatherings provide an opportunity to hear directly from residents about how we can continue to enhance and protect our open spaces, ensuring they remain welcoming, vibrant, and climate-resilient for generations to come.” All coffee hours will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. If it rains, there is an alternate rain location for each event. Visit boston.gov/coffee-hours for more information. The full schedule of Mayor Wu’s 2025 Neighborhood Coffee Hours is as follows:  Mattapan | Tuesday, April 29 Walker Playground, 550 Norfolk Street Rain location: Mattahunt Community Center Charlestown | Thursday, May 1 Winthrop Square (Training Field), 55 Winthrop Street Rain location:  BCYF Charlestown Community Center Mission Hill | Monday, May 5  Mission Hill Playground, 1497 Tremont Street Rain location: Tobin Community Center Jamaica Plain | Thursday, May 8 Mozart Street Playground, 10 Mozart Street Rain location: BCYF Curtis Hall  West Roxbury | Monday, May 12 Billings Field, 369 LaGrange Street  Rain location: BCYF Roche Community Center Back Bay/Beacon Hill | Thursday, May 15 Commonwealth Avenue Mall, 15 Commonwealth Avenue (Near Arlington St. entrance) Rain location: Boston Public Library - Central Library Dorchester | Tuesday, May 20 Doherty Gibson Playground (Town Field), 1545 Dorchester Avenue  Rain location: VietAID South End | Wednesday, May 21  Titus Sparrow Park, 75 W Rutland Square   Rain location: Union Combined Parish North End | Thursday, May 22  Langone Playground, 529 Commercial Street Rain location: BCYF Nazzaro Community Center Allston/Brighton |Thursday, May 29 Brighton Common, 30 Chestnut Hill Avenue  Rain location: Veronica B. Smith Senior Center Bay Village/Chinatown | Friday, May 30   Elliot Norton Park, 295 Tremont Street Rain location: Josiah Quincy Upper School Roxbury | Monday, June 2 Crawford Street Playground, 320 Walnut Avenue  Rain location: BCYF Vine Street Community Center Roslindale | Thursday, June 5 Adams Park, 4225 Washington Street Rain location: BCYF Roslindale Community Center East Boston | Friday, June 6 East Boston Memorial Park, Porter and Orleans Streets  Rain location: BCYF Martin Pino Community Center Fenway/Kenmore | Wednesday, June 11 Back Bay Fens - Kelleher Rose Garden, 73 Park Drive Rain location: Fenway Community Center  Hyde Park | Thursday, June 12  Iacono Playground, 150 Readville Street Rain location: BCYF Hyde Park Community Center South Boston | Tuesday, June 17 Medal of Honor Park, E. 3rd and M Streets Rain location: BCYF Curley Community Center Dorchester | Wednesday, June 18 Mother's Rest at Four Corners, 410 Washington Street Rain location: BCYF Marshall Community Center For more information and updates on possible rain locations, please contact the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Services at 617-635-4500 or @boston_cec on Instagram, or by visiting boston.gov/ons.