Hundreds of Bostonians will be marching, rolling, hollering, hooting, and otherwise merry-making through the streets on Saturday, September 24th to raise awareness about climate change, and your help is needed!
DotBike and the Dorchester Environmental Health Coalition (DEHC) will be organizing a group of people biking through Dorchester to the waterfront in downtown Boston for the Moving Planet rally (http://moving-newengland.org/). The group will meet at Peabody Square at 2:15 p.m. and leave by 2:30, stopping at Columbia Road and Dorchester Ave, and continuing on by 3:00 to bike into downtown Boston. Join the group at one of these stops, or at anywhere along the route! Those taking public transportation can hop on the Red Line and get off at South Station, where parade marshals will be directing festival-goers to the waterfront.
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Can't Wait Productions presents a staged reading of The Da Vinci Commission, a new play by MJ Halberstadt, Directed by Josh Burlingham
On Friday, June 29, Dorchester Historical Society will be hosting the opening reception for the exhibit Dorchester Artists: Past & Present put on by Dorchester Historical Society and Dorchester Arts Collaborative. The show will continue through Saturday and Sunday, during other Dorchester Historical Society events! The event is from 6:00 to 8:00 pm, and will feature work by present-day Dorchester artists as well as those from times past. The Dorchester Historical Society is located at 195 Boston Street in Dorchester, MA 02125.
Dorchester Arts Collaborative (DAC) has just acquired 1200 sq feet of raw space in the new affordable housing/commercial development at 157 Washington Street, in Four Corners, Dorchester. DAC and Codman Square Neighborhood Development Corporation (CSNDC) are holding a meeting to discuss potential use for the space on Saturday, March 24, at 10:00 a.m. in the Erie-Ellington Community Center at 31 Erie Street for a community discussion about the space! CSNDC is well into construction, and has two prime commercial properties on the plaza level available for lease.
Join DotBike for the annual Public Bike Tour of Dorchester Open Studios! The tour will be at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday morning, October 22nd, in Codman Square in front of Great Hall. The ride will be 8 miles of biking taken at a relaxed pace with several brief stops to view some great outdoor art! Helmets are required. RSVPs are highly appreciated, and can be sent by 
The next Dorchester Arts Collaborative breakfast will take place on September 30th at The Sugar Bowl (857 Dorchester Avenue, back room). 
