From tea at Eastie Farm to harbor kayaking, Jeronimo Palacio’s first Eastie Week was unforgettable.

The 12th annual celebration of East Boston’s culture and community was a joyful reminder of belonging and resilience. 🎨 #EastieWeek

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Today we celebrate Peru’s Independence Day!

On July 28, 1821, General José de San Martín declared independence in Lima, raising the red and white flag. Peruvians honor the day with parades, music, fireworks and traditional food.

#PeruIndependenceDay #July28 #PeruvianPride

If you come to Peru, you HAVE to try this!

Two street food favorites you can’t miss are anticuchos and picarones. Which would you try?

🎧 Today, listen to the final episode of Hola Cultura’s "Sidewalk Stories," made with the Boston Research Center.

“The Voice Above the Roar” revisits East Boston’s legacy of activism and the grassroots newspaper that told its stories for nearly 20 years.

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Did you know East Boston could have been completely wiped off the map in the 1970s to make room for a larger airport?

Today, we share the second audio program from our “Sidewalk Stories” series, made in partnership with the Boston Research Center (BRC).

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¡Hoy celebramos la Independencia de Argentina!

July 9 marks the day in 1816 when Argentina formally declared its independence from Spanish rule. At the Congress of Tucumán, leaders from various provinces gathered to take this historic step toward sovereignty.

“Everybody wants a piece of East Boston,” said Eva Biscegli in the ’90s. Decades later, her words still resonate.

Our new audio series with the Boston Research Center blends past & present voices to reflect on activism, gentrification & the future of Eastie.

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