Community Reception To Honor West End Museum’s New PresidentBeacon Hill Times The West End community is welcome to attend a special reception honoring the election of Lois Ascher as the new president of The West End Museum. The event will be at the historic Otis House, 141 Cambridge St., on Wednesday, May 25, from 6…
10 events to visit in Boston this MayNew England Magazine After a long winter, and with longer, hotter days and nights and temperatures heading higher as the month goes on, it’s easy to see the appeal for those who chose May for a Boston adventure. It’s a month when the city’s outdoor music and cultural…
Community Reception to Honor The WEM’s New President Boston, MA – The West End community is welcome to attend a special reception honoring the election of Lois Ascher as the new president of The West End Museum. The event will be at the historic Otis House, 141 Cambridge St., on Wednesday, May 25 from 6:00 p.m.…
News BriefsBeacon Hill Times The West End Museum will join groups in hundreds of cities around the world to lead Jane’s Walks on Friday and Saturday, May 6-7. The museum is adding two additional walks after the first filled quickly. The free walking tours will explore the character of Boston’s North and West Ends before…
Honoring Jane Jacobs, Museum Tours Explore Changing Boston Neighborhoods Boston, MA – The West End Museum will join groups in hundreds of cities around the world to lead Jane’s Walks on Friday and Saturday, May 6-7. The Museum is adding two additional walks after the first filled quickly. The free walking tours will explore the character of Boston’s…
The Last TenementAtlas Obscura IN THIS EPISODE OF THE ATLAS OBSCURA PODCAST, we visit the Last Tenement in Boston’s old West End, which has come to represent everything that can go wrong with urban planning. Our podcast is an audio guide to the world’s wondrous, awe-inspiring, strange places. In under 15 minutes, we’ll take you to an…
Wu begins sunsetting urban renewal, advocates say abolishing BPDA should be nextThe Scope
With March Madness upon us again, we thought this would be a good time to highlight the history of Boston Garden as a gathering place for fans from across New England to witness the greatest professional and student athletes.
February 2022 NewsletterA Message from the Director Hello Friends of The WEM, In every newsletter since I started as Museum Director, I’ve written some version of, “This has not been anything like I was expecting.” Until now, that comment has always been followed by a note on the effects of COVID, but as many of…
Warrior for Women’s Justice in the West End: Arianna SparrowBy Yasmeen Freightman Throughout America’s history, our search for a more just society has often progressed through activism and reform. People challenge the status quo for the sake of social justice to improve the republic. Those improvements often take the forms of new and amended laws…