Together Tuesdays
Folks from across Lowell's diverse communities will come together in solidarity on the steps of City Hall for a time of sharing, fellowship, expression - and of realizing and buildingContinue reading →
Folks from across Lowell's diverse communities will come together in solidarity on the steps of City Hall for a time of sharing, fellowship, expression - and of realizing and buildingContinue reading →
April 15, 11am-4pm, Lawrence Public High School, 70-71 N Parish Rd, Lawrence, MA 01843 Please join the offices of State Representative Matias in partnership with Lawrence Public Schools and theContinue reading →
Saturday, April 22, 5-9pm, 282 Suffolk St, Lowell, MA 01854 Imagine watching hundreds of personalized floating lanterns released into the Western Canal, as you enjoy Lowell's diverse music, traditions, andContinue reading →
We invite organizations, individuals and families to the streets of downtown Lowell to celebrate the greening of our city with a mile-long parade featuring The Party Band, members of theContinue reading →
At this press conference, select religious leaders will declare the formation of a Merrimack Valley Sanctuary Network. Clergy of various faiths will gather to announce the creation of the MerrimackContinue reading →
Do you want to stand in solidarity with our immigrant brothers and sisters? Do you want to fight back against Trump's agenda of racism and discrimination? Join us in planningContinue reading →
Across the country, April marks the month of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention. In Greater Lowell, we join with community partners, families, and individuals to raise awareness about sexual violenceContinue reading →
Join the Coalition for a Better Acre to clean up the neighborhood's parks. Please register for a free T-shirt at the event. More information and to register:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScEnRR0ibZp7L2bcjf9fr5N2UbtkUDXOIyRspNW13NjymvMow/viewform?c=0&w=1
State Senator Jamie Eldridge was submitted a number of bills that aim to improve how we vote in MA.
Lawrence has always been a city of immigrants. In 1912, Lawrence immigrants who demanded better wages and better work conditions made history leading the successful strike "Bread and Roses" thatContinue reading →