December 16, 2010 — vol. 46, no 19
Boston Scenes
Local and Culturally Relevant Events this week
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State Rep. Linda Dorcena Forry (l) was honored with The Boston Home’s (TBH) Excellence in Care Award at the recent Cabaret for Care to benefit TBH in Dorchester and was presented her award by TV personality and Cabaret for Care emcee Liz Walker. (Photo courtesy of The Boston Home) |
Three-year-old Jamie Dacosta and his mom, Andrea, of Roxbury were among an estimated 20,000 revelers at the 69th Annual Boston Common Holiday Tree Lighting presented by the Boston Parks and Recreation Department, the Province of Nova Scotia, WCVB-TV Channel 5 and MAGIC 106.7 FM on Dec. 2. (Jon Seamans photo) |
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Damiana (l) and Deyimer were among the 200 third grade students from the John P. Holland School in Dorchester and the Blackstone Elementary School in the South End to see a performance of Urban Nutcracker, sponsored by Bank of America, at the Wheelock Family Theatre at Wheelock College Dec. 8. (Photo courtesy of Bank of America) |
Boston seniors living in Dorchester’s Lower Mills and Peabody-Englewood Apartments and Mattapan’s Hassan Buildings are eligible to receive free organic produce delivered directly to their door courtesy of a new collaboration between the city of Boston, Senior Whole Health and Enterprise Farm. Hassan Apartments resident Imene Belizare assists in a cooking demonstration. (Photo courtesy of Senior Whole Health |
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The Urban Nutcracker, a holiday dance classic, is celebrating its 10th anniversary at the Wheelock Family Theatre through Dec. 19. (Rosalie O’Connor photo) |
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The United Minority Professionals 23rd Ebony Winter Gala
Below are photos from UMP's 23rd Annual Winter Gala at the Boston Copley Marriott, December 10th. There were over 1,500 patrons in attendance. A good time was had by all and UMP is looking forward to the 24th Annual Gala. (Michael Hailey photos)
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