Welcome to Boston’s Cultural District’s One Boston, Many Stories Festival! Join us at City Hall Plaza for a day filled with diverse cultural experiences, live performances, art exhibitions, and delicious food. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Boston’s history and heritage through interactive activities and engaging storytelling sessions. Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate the vibrant cultural mosaic that makes Boston unique. Mark your calendars and come ready to explore, learn, and connect with the community!

This dynamic festival brings together the heartbeats of four unique cultural districts — the Latin Quarter, Fenway Cultural District, Roxbury Cultural District, and Boston Little Saigon.

One Boston, Many Stories is more than a festival — it’s a movement to honor the voices, histories, and creative spirit of our neighborhoods. Come celebrate with us and be part of Boston’s living cultural legacy.

Dog licensing fees:

• $15 for spayed and neutered pets (please provide proof)
• $30 for intact males and females
• For seniors residents over 70, there is no charge to license their pets.

Rabies Vaccine Fees

• Boston Residents: $5
• Residents over 70: $2
• Non-resident: $10

Please note:

• Three-year rabies vaccines will be given if you are able to show proof of previous rabies vaccines.
• All pets must be accompanied by a person 18 years or older and on a leash or in a carrier.

For more information, call 617-635-1800 or find us on Facebook @bostonanimal

Dog licensing fees:

• $15 for spayed and neutered pets (please provide proof)
• $30 for intact males and females
• For seniors residents over 70, there is no charge to license their pets.

Rabies Vaccine Fees

• Boston Residents: $5
• Residents over 70: $2
• Non-resident: $10

Please note:

• Three-year rabies vaccines will be given if you are able to show proof of previous rabies vaccines.
• All pets must be accompanied by a person 18 years or older and on a leash or in a carrier.

For more information, call 617-635-1800 or find us on Facebook @bostonanimal

Join us to learn more about FREE BPL resources, including a library card, free printing, digital access skills, discuss library programs and services that are available to all, including:

• business, career, and job search programs and services

• programs for families, children, and teens

• museum passes, concerts, and author talks

• technology available at the library

• online resources including ebooks and audiobooks, databases, & streaming films and much more

Join us for a FREE workshop, in collaboration with Working Credit, participants will learn valuable skills on how to build their credit and receive FREE 1:1 credit counseling for a year.

Join us at City Hall Plaza for a special guided tour of the Boston Press Photographers Association (BPPA) Pictures of the Year Exhibit—an annual showcase honoring the most compelling photojournalism from New England-based photographers. This will be followed by a Walk-through of the Boston City Hall Galleries.

The BPPA, the nation's oldest press and television photographers’ association, is committed to advancing journalism through the power of photography. Now in its fifth year, this exhibit offers a striking visual record of the moments and stories that have shaped our communities over the past year. It’s a unique public installation that highlights how local photojournalism can illuminate issues, build connections, and transform shared spaces.

BPPA President and Boston Globe photographer Jessica Rinaldi and BPPA Board Member and GBH Photo Director Meredith Nierman, will lead a tour and discussion alongside several of the honored photographers, offering behind-the-scenes insights into their work and the importance of photojournalism.

Learn more about the BPPA Pictures of the Year Competition: BPPA 2024 Pictures of the Year

Directions: Meet at the City Hall Plaza, outside from the Government Center MBTA Station.

Header/thumbnail photo: Meredith Nierman

Join us for a printing workshop led by artist Julia Csekö and design a message of belonging. Bring a t-shirt, tote bag or piece of natural fabric that you would like to print on with a message that expresses that you belong here. Take it home or gift it to someone who needs to hear this. No experience needed, all ages welcome!

Time slots:

• 4 - 5 p.m.
• 5 - 6 p.m.
• 6 - 7 p.m.

This program is part of our current exhibition "City of Belonging" in partnership with the Mayor's Office for Immigrant Advancement.

Directions: This event will be hosted at the top of the stairs of the Mezzanine Gallery located on the 3rd floor. Please enter on Congress St (across from Faneuil Hall) pass security and take the elevators to the 3rd floor.

Join us for a morning yoga and dance event to celebrate the end of June and Immigrant Heritage Month. 

Everyone is welcome to attend,

tickets can be purchased online.