Come out and meet your neighbors while tidying up Brighton's streetscape and traffic Islands in preparation for winter.

Dressed in costume, local children visit each business that displays the orange “trick or treat” sign from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm on Wednesday, October 31. The route starts at Boston Police Station D14 and heads down Washington Street toward Oak Square where the YMCA will host a pizza party for neighborhood families. Brighton Main […]

Roaring Twentieth Party: Come celebrate our 20th Anniversary

Join Brighton friends & neighbors as we kick off the holiday season. Local elected officials will light the tree with help from the smallest children in the crowd. Santa arrives on a fire truck with candy canes and hears holiday wishes. A troop of Girl Scouts will lead the crowd in singing traditional carols. Free […]

Enjoy an evening of holiday cheer, networking, and celebration with the Allston and Brighton business community.

Provide some support and encouragement at the holidays to our local teens!

Join Brighton Main Streets and the Easter Bunny to hunt for eggs filled with goodies.

Volunteers Needed! Help get Brighton ready for Spring. Pitch in on May 19th for some neighborhood clean up starting at 9am.

Come learn how your business can create a unique customer experience with LIVE music, for FREE!

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.