May Events
Here’s a brief overview of some of the local happenings in May.
Go to the Bulletin Calendar for details and additional events—just click on an event to see more information.
May 2016
Volume XLV • Number 5
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Save the Date for BoltonStock: Saturday, June 25
Save the date for the best event of the summer.
BoltonStock 2016 will be on Saturday, June 25 in Sumpter Park from 5 to 9 pm.
Hope Forward Helps Foster Youth
Neighbor Patricia Rice spoke at the recent SATF Stoop Party about Hope Forward. She is a youth mentor in their program.
Hope Forward connects transitioning foster youth (ages 17-25) with life-skills resources and long-term solutions,
Renew Your MRIA Membership
By MRIA Membership Chair, Susan Haun
Spring is the time for Membership renewal. If you are not yet a MRIA member or have not renewed for this year,
MICA Reveals the History of Prints and Posters Behind the Dolphin Building
Students from MICA’s Globe Poster Remix course collaborated with acclaimed street artist POSE to create an outdoor mural on the college’s notable Dolphin Building,
Reporter Luke Broadwater to Speak at MRIA's May Meeting
On the first Tuesday, May 3, MRIA will hold its Annual Membership Meeting, start with a social hour at 7 pm. Business will begin at 8 pm,
Big Fun—and Voting—at the Boundary Block Party
The No Boundaries Coalition hosted another great Block Party, an annual spring event since 2008.
Usually held on the second Saturday in May,
Whitelock Community Farm Thriving
In 2010, Reservoir Hill residents, with the help of hundreds of volunteers, converted a vacant lot into an active urban farm.
With continued neighborhood support,
SPACEmakers Makes Graffiti into Art
Bringing donations of spray paint and face masks to a party? Pretty weird.
But, that’s what guest speaker Lezlie Silverstein of SPACEmakers requested when invited to attend the the SATF Stoop Party in April.
Bolton Hill Nursery Awards Grants, Plans Festival on the Hill
The Festival on the Hill, the neighborhood’s annual fall block party, is always a blast. Plus, all the proceeds go back into the neighborhood,