This is a one year of 24/7 professional security for Boston small businesses. This package includes everything you'll need to protect your business—like entry and motion sensors and a panic button.
Share photos of your jack-o'-lanterns with the Boston Parks Department and we will share our favorites on social media. Enter the contest for your chance to win a prize!
Six new murals have sprouted on the East Boston waterfront at the HarborArts outdoor gallery that address climate change and environmental activism.
Eastie Strong has been launched to provide much needed financial support to local restaurants, as they re-open during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Roxbury Main Streets supports local businesses during COVID with weekend outdoor events
The Federal Reserve has opened its Main Street Lending Program to small and mid-sized businesses and nonprofits that have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and were in sound financial condition.
These new standards will apply to all reopening workplaces, and are designed to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission to employees and customers.
Completed proposals will be accepted on a rolling basis each month, beginning on September 30, 2020 and ending Friday, January 31st, and can be submitted electronically via the Supplier Portal.
Boston’s Reopen Boston Fund is offering up to $3,000 grants to help restaurants cover equipment that will help them stay open in the fall and winter.
Applications received by 10/9 will be reviewed together, and later applications on a rolling basis.
The Boston Transportation Department is seeking proposals from artists to paint artwork on a privately-owned wall at 457 Blue Hill Avenue in the Grove Hall neighborhood.
The City of Boston offers many resources for small business owners — from COVID-19 guidance and support, to workshops in marketing, accounting, HR and more.