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Download the new newsletter featuring event listings covering the summer months and September. Other features include: Boston Arts Festival Turns Five, Boston Gay Men's Chorus Turns Twenty, Youth Programs, Publick Theatre, Boston Ballet, and more.
Download the new newsletter featuring event listings covering the summer months and September. Other features include: Boston Arts Festival Turns Five, Boston Gay Men's Chorus Turns Twenty, Youth Programs, Publick Theatre, Boston Ballet, and more.
Wildposting Program
In partnership with National Promotions and Advertising (NPA), the Office of Arts, Tourism & Special Events has produced more than twenty 24x36, full-color posters promoting Boston Cultural Organizations. 300 posters of each design were displayed prominently on outdoor walls throughout the city of Boston.
In partnership with National Promotions and Advertising (NPA), the Office of Arts, Tourism & Special Events has produced more than twenty 24x36, full-color posters promoting Boston Cultural Organizations. 300 posters of each design were displayed prominently on outdoor walls throughout the city of Boston.
E-Newsletter
The Mayor's Office of Arts, Tourism & Special Events sends out an e-newsletter every 3-4 weeks as needed. The e-newsletter includes funding updates, cultural news, event reminders, information about opportunities for artists and much more.
The Mayor's Office of Arts, Tourism & Special Events sends out an e-newsletter every 3-4 weeks as needed. The e-newsletter includes funding updates, cultural news, event reminders, information about opportunities for artists and much more.
Through its Sister City program, Boston has developed working relationships with the communities of other cities across the globe. The Sister Cities Program began as a national concept in 1956, when President Dwight D. Eisenhower called for massive exchanges between Americans and people of other countries. The purpose of these exchanges is to create international understanding and goodwill.
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