Ever wonder about how Brighton transformed from a rural farming community to today’s bustling city streets? Much of our neighborhood’s earliest history occurred in the streets and blocks around Brighton Center, a rich legacy just waiting to be discovered! Join the Brighton Allston Historical Society for a walking tour co-hosted by the Allston-Brighton CDC and […]

Come join us to produce crafty job descriptions, plan advertising/social media strategies, learn how to attract quality & loyal small biz talent, and who knows...maybe even become a "talent acquisition whiz"!

The Neighborhood Coffee Hours give residents a unique opportunity to speak directly with Mayor Walsh about open space and other needs in their neighborhoods. Through these discussions and a suggestion box at each site, Mayor Walsh looks forward to hearing how the City of Boston can improve upon local parks, public areas and city services.

Honor volunteers. Stay informed. Get involved.

The Brighton Farmer's Market is a seasonal outdoor market offering local produce, specialty foods, and crafts to residents of Oak Square and beyond. SNAP, WIC, Bounty Bucks.

Pack your picnic basket, grab a blanket or chair, and join us at Brighton Common while local reggae band, Conscious Reggae, performs live.

Brighton Sounds: Unplugged is a new, unique cultural experience. For one summer Saturday, local businesses will host live acoustic music, entertaining visitors and increasing foot traffic in the business district. See you there!

Meet our new Executive Director. Find out ways to get involved.

Concert series in the park.

Get to know your candidates for the fall election.

Fall into some fun with the whole family!

Children visit businesses in the district for a treat. It's no trick.