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Ribbon Cutting – Chelsea Resilient Mural

November 11, 2021 by
Ribbon cutting event to celebrate the installation of “Chelsea Resilient: Call and Response Through the Ages,” an 80-foot painted mural by David Fichter. The culmination of a 16-month process, the aluminum panels are installed on the Fifth Street side of 472 Broadway in Bellingham Square.
Join us to explore together the colorful details the artist reflects back to us in this major piece of public art for the city of Chelsea.
Performances by Carmen Villalta’s Salvadoran Folklore Dance Group “Torogoz” and the Chelsea International Band.
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“Chelsea Resilient” traces the rich history of this Massachusetts city from its beginnings as Winnisimmet, when Native American peoples fished and dug mussels on the banks of Chelsea Creek, to the urban, diverse city we know today. Across four centuries this community has repeatedly risen to overcome challenges and tragedies, responding with energy, heartfelt mutual concern, and an unquenchable drive to rebuild. The struggles and successes of each generation of Chelsea residents echo across history with a message of courage, determination, and optimism. Our past, present and future are linked in a continuous call to action and grassroots response, the defining character of Chelsea and its people.
Artist David Fichter is known for a distinctive, realistic style that features the people, architecture and other details reflective of the mural location. For over 30 years David has created community murals and mosaics, taking him all over the United States and internationally, including Nicaragua, Armenia, and Georgia. Working with residents of all ages, he’s completed more than 200 permanent murals that have become beloved local landmarks that communicate the story of each neighborhood.
​Funding generously provided by the Chelsea Cultural Council with a Chelsea Heritage Celebrations Grant
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Chelsea Beautification Committee Meeting

November 11, 2021 by

The Chelsea Beautification Committee will have its next monthly meeting on November 16th, 2021 from 6:00 to 7:30pm. Please contact Sarah (sarahs@greenrootschelsea.org) or Monica (melias@tndinc.org) for the Zoom link.
El Comité de Embellecimiento de Chelsea tendrá su próxima reunión mensual el 16 de noviembre de 2021 de 6:00 a 7:30 pm. Comuníquese con Sarah (sarahs@greenrootschelsea.org) o Monica (melias@tndinc.org) para obtener el enlace de Zoom.
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Vaccine Clinics for Kids Coming Soon! Yaay!

November 11, 2021 by

Great news! Chelsea Public Schools will be holding a Covid-19 Vaccine clinic for students aged 5-11 on Saturdays November 20 and December 11 at the MCB Complex from 1PM to 5PM. No appointments necessary. The attached flyer will be going out next week.

The pediatric vaccines have been carefully evaluated and determined to be safe and effective — so now, the path toward ending Covid restrictions lies through getting kids — the largest still-vulnerable population in this community — vaccinated! Help spread the word to your kids and parents!

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November COVID- Clinics

November 11, 2021 by

5-11 yo Vaccines are available at the following:

– Senior Center Friday – Monday (following regular schedule)

– School Based – MGB at the Complex 11/20/21 from 1-5pm

– La Colaborativa/MGB on Tuesdays 11/9, 11/16, 11/23 from 3-7pm

Employee Moderna Boosters at Council Chambers

– November 18th  12-4pm

– November 19th  9am-12pm

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This Week at Revere Recreation

November 11, 2021 by

We have lots of programs underway and are beginning more every week! Please continue to keep an eye on our social media pages for new programs being announced every week!

Important Reminder: All city offices are CLOSED this Thursday (11/11) in observance of Veteran’s Day. All Thursday programs at the Rec Center and the Community Center are cancelled this week.

*Zumba for this week is cancelled. We will now be beginning Zumba on 11/30.

*Our first Kids Night Out of the school year takes place this Friday (11/12) at the Community Center at the Garfield School. All children in grades 1-6 are welcome to attend. The event runs from 6:00PM-8:45PM and cost is $15. Pizza will be served.

*We are offering a Drama/Improv workshop next Friday (11/19) at the Community Center. This is a one night event for ages 12-17 from 6:00PM-8:00PM. Pizza will be served.

*Winter Basketball begins on December 11 for grades 2-8. This league will be held at the Susan B. Anthony Gym. Registration is $100 and this league is open to boys and girls. Schedule is as follows:
Boys:
– 2nd, 3rd and 4th Grade: 11:00AM
– 5th and 6th Grade: 12:00PM
– 7th and 8th Grade: 1:00PM
Girls:
– 2nd, 3rd and 4th Grade: 2:00PM
– 5th and 6th Grade: 3:00PM
– 7th and 8th Grade: 4:00PM

*Our K-2 Basketball Clinic Begins on December 4th. Clinic will be held on Saturdays at the Susan B. Anthony Gym. Registration is $75 per player. Times are as follows:
-Kindergarten: 11:00AM
-1st Grade: 12:00PM
-2nd Grade: 1:00PM

*Flag Football Skills and Drills will take place in the Community Center Gym on Wednesdays from December 1 – December 22. This program is open to all children ages 7-10 and will run from 6:00PM – 7:15PM. Cost is $45 per player.

*Minisports and Games begins the Saturday (11/13) for ages 3-6! This is an exciting new sports program for our younger residents through F.A.S.T. Sports. The first session will run every Saturday from November 13 – December 18 (No class 11/27). Cost is $65 for the session.

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Celebrate Chelsea Reads and join Harvard student Evans Schultes with an activity and reading the Aztec Legend / Celebre Chelsea Reads y únase al estudiante de Harvard Evans Schultes con una actividad y leyendo la leyenda azteca

November 5, 2021 by
Partnering with Harvard Museums of Science & Culture in celebration of Chelsea Reads, join Harvard student Evans Schultes for a reading of the Aztec legend The Princess and the Warrior: A Tale of Two Volcanoes by Duncan Tonatiuh! Evans will read in Spanish and take you along on an activity from the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology at Harvard University via Zoom!
For ages: 5-12 years.
Happening via Zoom: Monday, November 8th at 3pm.
or call the Chelsea Public Library at 617-466-4350
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Chelsea’s Paw-Raid

November 5, 2021 by

A gathering for dogs and their friends. Meet on the front lawn of Chelsea’s City Hall and we’ll travel the sidewalks down Broadway to Mystic Overlook Park under the Tobin Bridge. There we’ll enjoy some refreshments and socializing.

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Major Public Art Unveiled in Chelsea’s Downtown

November 4, 2021 by

Mural Unveiling

Chelsea Resilient: Call and Response Through the Ages

a new work by artist David Fichter

Saturday, November 13, 2021

11 am in Bellingham Square

472 Broadway, Chelsea

Muralist David Fichter’s work, Chelsea Resilient: Call and Response Through the Ages, will be unveiled on Saturday, November 13, 2021 at 11 am on Fifth Street between Broadway and Cherry Street.

 

Across 80 feet, Chelsea Resilient traces the rich history of this Massachusetts city from its beginnings as Winnisimmet, when Native American peoples fished and dug mussels on the banks of Chelsea Creek, to the urban, diverse city we know today. Across four centuries this community has repeatedly risen to overcome challenges and tragedies, responding with energy, heartfelt mutual concern, and an unquenchable drive to rebuild. The struggles and successes of each generation of Chelsea residents echo across history with a message of courage, determination, and optimism. Our past, present and future are linked in a continuous call to action and grassroots response, the defining character of Chelsea and its people.

 

The mural is the culmination of 18 months of work by the artist. A Steering Committee guided the overall design while dozens of members of the Chelsea community contributed to the research, provided reference images, and contributed their likeness to the telling of Chelsea’s story.

 

Celebration includes performances by the Chelsea International Band and Carmen Villalta’s Salvadoran Folklore Dance Group “Torogoz.

 

Funding was provided by the Chelsea Cultural Council through their Heritage Celebrations Grant program and supplemented by municipal funds allocated by the Chelsea City Council for art in the downtown.

 

Roadway Murals

Division Street and Chelsea Square a River of Color

Saturday, November 6, 2021

11 am starting on the Broadway side of City Hall

Division Street was once one of the city’s most unpleasant alleyways. Since 2019, progressive efforts are transforming the area into a Neighborway – that is, an attractive, shared street where people walking, on bikes and in vehicles can all safely pass.

 

Celebrate with us the completion of four blocks of roadway murals on Division Street stretching from Hawthorne to Pearl Street along with another big roadway design on Winnsimmet in Chelsea Square.

 

Following a concept by artist Liz LaManche working with Neighborways Design, individual artists painted designs scattered along the roadway. A Community Painting Day last summer brought in dozens of helpers to fill in hexagon shapes. Rugged thermoplastic was professionally installed where standing up to traffic wear is most needed.

 

During our “dog parade” this Saturday we’ll walk from City Hall through Division Street to show off the results.

 

Walking Tours

Learn about Your Neighborhood

Jewish Chelsea with Ellen Rovner

Sunday, November 7 at 11 am.

Meet on City Hall Plaza, 500 Broadway.

Reserve your space here.

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Waterfront with Pepper Fee

Sunday, November 14 at 2 pm.

Meet in front of 73 Winnisimmet St, at the corner with Williams St.

Reserve your space here.

Join local historians who share their deep knowledge about some of the familiar places you see everyday right here in Chelsea. Can’t attend the tour? Find the virtual tours available on the Chelsea Prospers website.

Pearl Street Mural

Silvia López Chavez at work

GreenRoots and its team of ECO (Environmental Chelsea Organizers) youth partnered with Chelsea artist Silvia López Chavez for a new mural on the side of ROCA’s offices downtown. The design is a blooming garden made up of 33 national flowers representative of the diversity of Chelsea’s residents. The design can be found at Pearl Street side of the building at the corner of Essex Street.

Funding was provided by the Chelsea Cultural Council through their Heritage Celebrations Grant program.

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Special Edition: Federal Family Wait List Lottery

November 4, 2021 by

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Federal Family Waitlist Lottery Open
 

Dear friends, neighbors and applicants,

 

As of November 1st, 2021, the Chelsea Housing Authority will be reopening our Federal Family waiting list lottery. This list only opens once every few years and has a one month window in which to apply. Anyone interested in applying must to do so from November 1st, 2021, to November 30th, 2021.

 

Additionally, we have made easier and more convenient for everyone to apply with our latest online application option. We encourage anyone interested in applying to do so online through our website, “www.chelseaha.com” under the applicants tab and the “apply online” subtab. Doing this has the following benefits: 1) Guaranteed receipt of your completed application, 2) Immediate receipt of your application upon completion, and 3) Security with you and your family’s confidential information.

 

For applicant qualifications and more information please click:

HERE for English & HERE for Spanish.
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