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City of Boston Summer 2026 Business Impact Survey

By: Julie Gosselin
Published: August 6, 2026
Categories:
Small Businesses

The City of Boston is conducting a Summer 2026 Business Impact Survey to better understand how this summer’s major events have affected small businesses throughout Boston.

During June and July 2026, Boston welcomed visitors for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and Sail Boston, while also celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States of America.

The City of Boston’s Economic Opportunity and Inclusion Cabinet would like to hear directly from local small businesses about how these events impacted your business, including changes in customers, sales, operations, and overall business activity.

If you own or operate a small business in Boston, please take a few minutes to complete the brief survey and share your experience.

As always, the City of Boston Licensing Board and the Office of Small Business are available to assist local businesses.

Licensing Board
📞 617-635-4170
📧 licensingboard@boston.gov

Office of Small Business
📞 617-635-0355
📧 smallbiz@boston.gov

Your feedback will help the City better understand the impact of major events on Boston’s small business community and plan for future opportunities.

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Free Live Music Events: for all ages! Please of ti Free Live Music Events: for all ages! Please of time to hit them all! 

Music 🎶 is the theme of the day for Allston and Brighton on this gorgeous Saturday! 

Courtesy of local community partners we have the opportunity to see some great live music:

On the Brighton Common the Brighton Bluesfest from 1pm-6p featuring Pocket Moon and Eddie Scheer’s and the Love Dogs! 30 Chestnut Hill Ave Brighton, Ma 02135 courtesy of The Corner Art Room! 

At The Charles River Speedway from 3pm-10pm is The Rat City Arts Festival featuring 16 local bands and 30+ local art vendors! 525 Western Avenue! 

Live at the Riverstage at Herter Park is the Steely Band tribute band The Nightflies from 7pm-9pm 1175 Soldiers Field Road Allston, Ma 02134
We were recently asked to share this on behalf of We were recently asked to share this on behalf of a Bostonian who, back in his heyday, spent plenty of time in our Brighton Main Streets district. As we read about Brendan Donovan's new memoir, we couldn't help but think that many of the stories he shares may have unfolded in some of the familiar places—past and present—that have long been part of Brighton's history.

Brendan's new memoir, HAPPYSAD: Getting Over the One That Got Away, is an honest and deeply personal story about love, heartbreak, addiction, depression, healing, and the courage it takes to finally tell the truth about your life. Filled with Boston references and a healthy dose of humor alongside some difficult moments, it's already earning praise from early readers for its vulnerability and authenticity.

It isn't easy to put yourself out there—especially when you're sharing your most vulnerable moments and life's biggest struggles. That takes courage, and we want to wish Brendan all the best as he shares his story with the world.

If you're looking to support a local author or enjoy memoirs with strong Boston roots, consider checking out HAPPYSAD.

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We want to thank @ratcityartsfestival and @allston We want to thank @ratcityartsfestival and @allstonvillagemainstreets for awarding our Executive Director with the Mr. Rymkus Award at the Gallery and Gala Event last night. Just one of many of the events this week for the festival. In 1917 Mr. Rymkus a resident won a contest for collecting the most dead rats winning $150.00. The award was given for Kelly’s work with helping to eradicate our rodent issue in Allston and Brighton. We are grateful to the environmental team at @isdboston for all of their help to tackle this issue and look forward to continuing the work! We want to congratulate former Executive Director for AVMS, Alex and all of the other award winners and artists showcased at last nights event at Zone 3!
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