Boston Ballet, in partnership with the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Tourism and Special Events, and Boston Public Schools, present two free, interactive performances featuring Boston Ballet company dancers, Boston Ballet II dancers, and Boston Ballet School students at The Strand Theatre in Dorchester, MA on Friday, March 12, 2010.
The 4:30pm performance is free and open to the general public, while the earlier 10:00am performance is just for BPS students.
The performances, developed specifically for The Strand Theatre, will feature a dynamic introduction to a variety of dance forms through an interactive and diverse program. The performance will include contemporary dance, classical ballet, and new works created for The Strand Theatre. >> Read More
Celebrate spring with Curious George activities at every 
The Citywide Friends of the BPL, in coordination with several BPL Branch Friends groups and other interested community organizations are planning to hold a public information session this Sunday in Copley Square to protest the proposed closing of neighborhood branch libraries. As presently conceived, this will be a silent walk around the McKim/Johnson BPL complex with signs and leaflets. Petition points will be set up in front of all doors to solicit signatures on "Don't Close Our Libraries" petition papers.
Participate in the Third Annual Spelling Bee on Friday, March 19 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. The Spelling Bee is for girls ages 6-12 years old. There will be three age categories for the spelling bee and winners: Ages 6 & 7, Ages 8-10, and Ages 11 & 12.
Do you love to dance? Do you love to have a good time with friends! Then come to the Dorchester YMCA this Friday night from 9 pm - 12 am for Midnight Zumba!
Help shape one of the newest and largest "green" projects in the Dorchester community!
Please join other local young people on Wednesday, February 24th for the first ONEin3 Dorchester Neighborhood Night of 2010 at the Blarney Stone! 
Baker Chocolate Talk & Great Chocolate Cook-off Extravaganza 2010! Learn about Chocolate. Eat Chocolate.
AIDS Action Committee’s (AAC) Legal Services Department is holding a Temporary Protected Status (TPS) walk-in clinic in the Great Hall this Thursday from 6-9pm. AAC is offering assistance to Haitians looking to receive temporary protected status for immigration. The U.S. Government has officially announced that Haitians in the United States as of January 12, 2010 will be eligible to receive temporary protected status to remain in the U.S. for at least 18 months, and even to work. 
