This event is part of a City Hall Plaza Event Series supported by the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture. Stay tuned for event time and more details, coming soon!

Do you love clothes with soul, immersive art, skilled classes, and community?

Join us for Boston’s largest-ever clothing swap, where you’ll update your fall wardrobe with special finds curated by your neighbors. Bring your favorite clothes with holes that need patching or stains that we can cover with silk screen printed logos and plant dyes to bring your favorite fits back to life.

We’ll have amazing snacks, legendary speakers, live artists and exhibitions, and opportunities to meet new people who share your passion for fashion and a livable future.

Fun for all ages and stages, including kiddos - and calm, leashed companion animals.

Beginning at noon until 2pm, our attendees will be welcomed to mix and mingle as they bring up to five pieces of clothing they love and want to give away to the exchange (in addition to a few items they want to rejuvenate). Our stations for plant dying, silk screen printing, repairs, and a bioplastic jewelry-making table will be up and running.

Attendees are welcome to take away as many articles of clothing as they want!

From 3pm - 6pm, our attendees are welcome to join interactive presentations about the future of sustainable fashion, biotechnology with mushrooms and fruit leathers, and revolutionary textile solutions to keep our city cool in the future. All of our stations will be buzzing as you enjoy live artists painting, view original exhibitions by local artists, and of course find and fix your new favorite clothes

Bring a friend or two and please reserve your spot here to let us know you're joining and to sign up for notifications of similar events near you in the future.

Please feel free to join anytime and depart anytime as it useful for you.

This event is part of a City Hall Plaza Event Series supported by the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture.

This event is part of a City Hall Plaza Event Series supported by the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture. Stay tuned for event time and more details, coming soon!

This event is part of a City Hall Plaza Event Series supported by the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture. Stay tuned for event time and more details, coming soon!

This workshop is intended for job seekers who are seeking to refine their existing resume or those who have taken Resume Beginnings.

In this workshop, you will be able to meet 1:1 with a Career Navigator to refine your resume. Formatting, AI tools and resources and cover letters will be reviewed.

In person at the Boston Police Headquarters building: 1 Schroeder Plaza, Boston, MA 02120

Don’t fall victim to the latest cyber threats and attacks. Scammers use clever techniques to steal personal information and data. Join us for a seminar that can help you recognize scams. Learn some industry best practices for protecting yourself, your family and  your finances.

Explore interviewing strategies, commonly asked questions, and unexpected challenges that may arise during the interview process.

In this workshop, you’ll learn how to:

Track your income and spending

Prioritize your needs

Eliminate wastes of money

REGISTRATION: We are asking workshop participants to share their racial/ethnic background to make sure that everyone has access to our workshops!

Please join us for the closing celebration of our current exhibitions centered on environmental issues. The event will feature a panel about art and climate change in Boston, and will also begin with a guided water ritual meditation led by Faith Johnson.

Panelists:

• Lani Asuncion (Artist)
• Sarah Slavick (Artist)
• Lisa McCarty (Artist)
• Catherine McCandless (Senior Climate Resilience Project Manager, City of Boston)
• Hessann Farooqi (Executive Director, Boston Climate Action Network)

The modern job market requires strong computer skills. As AI and advanced technology grow, comfort with digital tools is essential for career success. The Center for Working Families is here to help you prepare and succeed.

Join our new, three-week digital literacy curriculum led by Center for Working Families tutors.

Schedule and Details:

• Duration: 1.5 hours
• Monday through Friday
• Format: In-person workshops
• Location: Roxbury
• Cost: Free