BOSTON - Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - Imagine Boston 2030 today announced the creation of their new Engagement Team, building on ongoing engagement efforts to reach residents in every corner of the City of Boston. Utilizing new engagement tools to encourage interaction and hands-on involvement, including Legos, the Imagine Boston Engagement Team will visit community events in Boston neighborhoods this fall to seek feedback from residents on refined strategies for guiding equitable growth through 2030.
"I am excited to launch the next iteration of Imagine Boston 2030's engagement plan to make sure that all voices are included in our planning process," said Mayor Martin J. Walsh. "The best way to engage with residents is in their own neighborhoods, and by bringing the conversation to them we hope for many productive discussions that will help shape our city's future."
Over the past year, Imagine Boston 2030 has engaged with more than 12,000 Bostonians, learning about their visions for Boston in 2030. After recording responses and working extensively within the community, Imagine Boston sent out a call to action in early September requesting community organizations throughout Boston to host the team at local events, and received a high volume of positive responses.
"We are excited to get Bostonians' input on how we should collectively shape Boston's future for 2030," said Rebekah Emanuel, Executive Director of Imagine Boston 2030. "The Legos make the choices we are looking at together both concrete and hands-on."
At these events, Imagine Boston plans to host activities and discussions to engage with the attendees. These programs include:
Requests for resident input on areas where Boston can grow;
A presentation on types of ways to protect the Boston waterfront from the impacts of climate change;
An all-ages Lego activity to demonstrate key issues Imagine Boston is addressing
The current schedule of events is planned for the coming weeks, and Imagine Boston will add more as requests are received. To add your event listing, please click here.
All events are free and open to the public. The Engagement Team will be at events all around Boston from September 27-October 30, 2016. A full calendar listing can be found here, and current event details are included below:
NEIGHBORHOOD
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DATE
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TIME
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LOCATION
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ADDRESS
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Allston
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Wed., Sept. 28
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5-8 pm
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Aeronaut Beer Garden
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267 Western Ave.
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Fri., Oct. 28
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3-7pm
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Harvard Allston Farmers' Market
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224 Western Ave.
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Back Bay
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Tues., Oct. 11
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3-6pm
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Copley Square Farmers' Market
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560 Boylston St.
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Tues., Oct. 18
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3:15-5:15pm
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Girl Scouts Meeting
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107 Marlborough St.
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Brighton
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Sun., Oct. 16
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10am-12:30 pm
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Oaktoberfest 5K
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Oak Square YMCA
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Charlestown
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Wed., Oct. 5
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2-4 pm
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Charlestown Farmers' Market
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Main Street & Austin Street
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Chinatown/Leather District
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Wed., Oct. 5
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6:30-8 pm
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Chinese Residents Association Monthly Meeting
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885 Washington St.
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Dorchester
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Fri., Sept. 30
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3-7 pm
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Ashmont Peabody Farmers' Market
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1900 Dorchester Ave.
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Sun., Oct. 9
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11am-2pm
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Dorchester Irish Festival
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Florian Hall
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Fri., Oct. 14
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11am-3pm
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Boston Job Fair
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BCYF Grove Hall Community Center, 51 Geneva Ave.
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Downtown
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Tues., Sept. 27
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6-7 p.m.
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Mayor's Youth Council Meeting
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1 City Hall Square
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Wed., Sept. 28
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11am-2 pm
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HUBWeek's "Housing the Hub"
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Rowes Wharf Plaza
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Thu., Sept. 29
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6-8pm
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pARTy on the Greenway (HUBweek)
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Ring Fountain, Rowes Wharf
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Mon., Oct. 3
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6-8pm
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SPARK Council Meeting
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District Hall
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Mon., Oct. 17
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7:30-9 pm
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Meeting of Downtown Residents
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Suffolk Law Library
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East Boston
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Sat., Oct. 1
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10am-2pm
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East Boston Social Center Health & Wellness Fair
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68 Central Sq.
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Wed., Oct. 12
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3-6:30 pm
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East Boston Farmers' Market
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209 Summer St.
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Fenway
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Coming Soon
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Hyde Park
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Mon., Oct. 24
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6:30-8 pm
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Wakefield Washington Citizens Group Meeting
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Boston Police Academy, 85 Williams Ave.
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Jamaica Plain
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Coming soon
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Mattapan
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Sat., Oct. 1
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10 am-1pm
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Mattapan Square Farmers Market
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525 River St.
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Fri., Oct. 7
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3-7pm
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ReVision Urban Farm Stand
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1062-1068 Blue Hill Ave.
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Sat., Oct. 15
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1-3:30pm
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Love Your Block
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5 Mildred Ave.
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Wed., Oct. 19
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7-8pm
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Mattapan/ Dorchester Civic Association Meeting
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Mission Hill
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Tues., Oct. 25
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4-7pm
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Mission Hill Farmers' Market
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Roxbury Crossing MBTA T Station
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North End
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Mon., Oct. 10
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12-4 pm
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Columbus Park Fall Festival
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Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park
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Roslindale
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Sun., Oct. 2
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2:30 - 4:30 pm
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Roslindale Parade
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Fallon Field
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Sat., Oct. 8
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9-1:30pm
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Roslindale Farmers' Market
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Adams Park
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Roxbury
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Mon., Sept. 26
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5:30-8pm
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Roxbury Innovation Showcase
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Roxbury Innovation Center, 2300 Washington St.
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Tues., Oct. 4
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11am-2pm
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Hispanic Heritage Luncheon
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Reggie Lewis Track & Athletic Center
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Thur., Oct. 6
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2-4pm
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Gateway Outdoor Summer Series
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Ruggles Plaza (SW Corridor)
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Thu., Oct. 6
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5:30-7:30 p.m.
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Nuestra Comunidad 35th Anniversary Festival
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Dudley Square
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Wed., Oct. 26
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11am-3pm
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Boston Job Fair
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BCYF Shelburne Community Center
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Sat., Oct. 29
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11am-8pm
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BuildBPS Open House
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Bolling Building, 2300 Washington St.
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Sun., Oct. 30
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11am-8pm
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BuildBPS Open House
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Bolling Building, 2300 Washington St.
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South Boston
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Mon., Oct. 3
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12-3 pm
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South Boston Farmers' Market
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446 W Broadway
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Wed., Oct. 5
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5:30-8pm
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District Hall Cafe Nights
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75 Northern Ave.
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Thu., Oct. 6
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10am-1pm
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Mayor's Walk with Elderly Commission
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1005 Columbia Rd.
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South End
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Sat., Oct. 8
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6-9 pm
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Future Arts Fest
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Boston Center for the Arts, 539 Tremont St.
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West Roxbury
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Thu., Sept. 29
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7:30 - 9 pm
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Imagine West Roxbury
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1885 Centre St.
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