The Centre for Faith, Art, and Justice, the non-profit organization sponsored and housed by First Baptist Church in Jamaica Plain, will be hosting a series of three outdoor events on April 10, April 17, and April 24 at 7pm. The purpose of these events is to highlight our Capital Campaign to finish the rebuild of our upstairs sanctuary/community space which was originally destroyed when our building burned down in 2005. The events will highlight our…
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Banned in Boston, the annual comedy and music revue hosted by WGBH’s Margery Eagan and Jim Braude, is Rehearsal for Life’s signature fundraising event. For one-night-only, local Boston celebrities, media personalities, politicians, and business, arts and community leaders rally together to put on a show of hilarity, musical satire and skits. The show supports Rehearsal for Life’s Urban Improv program using theater as a vehicle for social change. Since 1992, the interactive program has…
EVENT DATE: JUN 03, 2018 Join us once again as we come together to raise awareness and dispel stigma surround OCD and related disorders at the flagship 6th Annual Boston 1 Million Steps 4 OCD Walk! The Boston Walk allows us to come together and support each other as a community, while allowing us to share our unique stories and raise funds for the important work of the International OCD Foundation (IOCDF). This year’s Walk will once again take place at…
Louise Johnson and Jill Havens, both of Jamaica Plain, were in attendance on Thursday, April 9, as addiction and homelessness services organization CASPAR (Cambridge and Somerville Program for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Rehabilitation) hosted “Strengthening Our Community,” its annual fundraising event, at the Marriott Courtyard Cambridge.
A crowd of proud parents, teachers, community members and students gathered to cut the ribbon on the new playing field at Curley K-8 School on Tuesday.
As JP City Councilor Matt O’Malley points out in his video accepting the “Ice Bucket Challenge” to raise money to cure ALS, the meme has taken over Facebook walls all over Boston.
Running a free community event like the JP Music Festival is great fun — even behind the scenes.