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The ONEin3 Civic and Neighborhood Engagement Team is thrilled to bring you Breakout Boston, a yearlong series that will connect the young people of Boston with the hidden gems in Boston’s neighborhoods - and with one another!

Each month, we’ll feature a different neighborhood, host an event and share some favorite ONEin3 establishments - galleries, restaurants, shops and non-profit organizations - that are just begging to be explored.

Now, let’s ship off to East Boston!

Join us THIS Saturday, May 18th, between 1pm and 5pm to explore the arts scene in East Boston!  Meet at Long Wharf (just past Tia’s) at 1:00 p.m. and jump in a water taxi to transport to East Boston. **All water taxi rides are half off!**

We’ll be taking water taxis from Boston’s Long Wharf to the East Boston Shipyard where we’ll visit @Harbor_Arts, @Zumix, and @Atlantic_Works as part of East Boston Open Studio.

Afterwards, we’ll be hitting two of our favorite ONEin3 establishments: @KOCatering_Pies and Carmella’s Market and Dough East Boston.

Bring your friends, meet some new ones, and break out of your normal routine! 

For more information or directions, visit our Facebook Page or  e-mail ONEin3Boston@cityofboston.gov.

The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Wants to Hear from You!

(FIRST TIME MUSEUM VISITORS ONLY)

The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is embarking on an important study to examine its role and community value in the Boston region. As part of this study, they are conducting focus groups with residents who have never been to the museum, or have not visited in the past five years to understand assumptions, perceptions and first-time experience of the museum.

These two and a half hour discussions will take place on Saturday, May 18th, and include a walk-through of the museum. In appreciation for taking part in the focus groups, all participants will receive an honorarium of $100 in cash.

Click here to register for the focus groups. Limited spots are available, so please register soon!

Deadline for registration is Friday, May 10th.

Whats good?

New Generation Energy is kicking butt in Boston helping nonprofit organizations - schools, shelters, food banks, libraries and community centers - build environmentally conscious communities.  By helping non-profits work more efficiently toward their own missions, New Generation Energy is fulfilling its mission of educating, fundraising and connecting local organizations to resources that will power sustainable communities.

What’s even better?

NGE’s Young Professional group, Young & Green, is hosting The Mint Party and ONEin3ers (young professionals) receive a 25% discount on tickets.  Click here for all the details and join the movement to make Boston a greener, more sustainable place.