We focus on being an informational site for our neighborhood and use our communication methods to be a guide to city services, local issues and keeping connected in our community. We do not promote businesses as a rule. However, occasionally we hear about a promotion or news about a resident or nearby business that we think might be of interest to our community. If you have something of interest to promote, email us and if appropriate, we'll highlight it here! 
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Apply to become a poll worker here Questions? Contact the Boston Election Department at [email protected] or 617-635-0905. 
Update April 18th 2026 Recently, Yvette Jarreau, from the Friends of the South End Library had asked us to help push this long-awaited project past the finish line. Things are finally moving forward. In a recent meeting with Mayor Wu and her staff from Neighborhood Services and City Operations, the Mayor expressed her commitment to getting the new building built, and the need to address the concern about city service vehicles being able to access the homes adjacent to the new building between W. Newton and Rutland Streets. To learn more click here 
The Friends of Titus Sparrow Park Walking Group
is a monthly, all-ages walking series designed to bring neighbors together, explore Boston, and stay active in a relaxed, welcoming way Walks are hosted by FTSP Board Member Irwin Levy, who guides each route and shares insights along the way. Routes vary in distance and terrain, and participants are always welcome to join for the full walk or step off early. This group is about participation, not pace. Learn more here. |
Titus Sparrow has a great website - It's a great way to stay connected with the South End community through local updates, park news, and helpful neighborhood resources. We were thrilled to read their profile on our president Joan Check it out here!
The Planning Academy is a new free interactive learning experience from the city designed to equip residents from different backgrounds and neighborhoods with the tools, networks, and confidence to meaningfully have a voice in planning. Learn more
The Isabella Stewart Museum is open late and offers free admission on the first Thursday evening of each month. Stop by and soak in the beauty of the Gardner in a different light, 3 pm through 9 pm.
Advance registration is encouraged for free timed-entry tickets to the Museum's general admission. Registration opens two weeks before the event for the general public and four weeks in advance for members. Limited tickets will be available in-person at the Museum’s main entrance, starting at 3 pm, the day of the event. Please note that day-of tickets are not guaranteed. Questions about accessibility? Please call the box office at 617 278 5156. 
Every block has a history. Every business has a heartbeat. South End Stoops brings you feel-good conversations with the people who make Boston's South End come alive—bakery owners, entrepreneurs, artists and neighbors. No polish, no fluff, just real stories and honest conversation. Whether you’re a lifelong South Ender, new to the neighborhood, a visitor or a Bostonian who loves to shop and dine the South End, this is your invitation to listen in ! Available where you get your podcasts!
The Corridor Section 1 of The Southwest Corridor Park
Check out the newly redesigned website (by one of our very own residents - John Biske!) for the Corridor - the section nearest to our neighborhood of the Southwest Corridor. A beautiful website for a beautiful space. A particularly fascinating addition to the website is a look back on the history of the corridor - check it out here. Congrats John, a beautiful and interesting website! Progress on Mass & Cass
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You can find News & Updates at our bulletin board outside the 7-Eleven at the corner of Saint Botolph and West Newton Street. |
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