About the Neighborhood: World Cup, Wetlands, Designer Garments, Resilient Fort Point & More

June 15: Lawn on D hosts FIFA World Cup Watch Party: Haiti v. Scotland at 9pm.Catch select matches on outdoor screens throughout the Grove at the Lawn on D, the Pavilion Tent and in the Lot on D. Lawn on D is located at 420 D Street.

June 17: Zoning Commission Hearing at 9am.    9:20 AM: Text Amendment Application Nos. 549-550-  Sign Code and Conforming Amendments to insert a new and updated Article 11 (Signs) of the Boston Zoning Code (the “Code”) that establish new citywide zoning regulations for signs; and (2) remove outdated signage regulations from the code. June 18: Floating Wetland Ribbon Cutting at 9am at 15 Necco. Join Save the Harbor/Save the Bay, National Development, and Chris Osgood, Director of the City of Boston's Office of Climate Resilience to recognize Chapter 91 licensee ARE and Ohana Dragon Boats for Fort Point Channel watersheet activation, and the Charles River Conservancy for trailblazing floating wetlands in the Charles and providing their expertise.  June 19: Creative Mornings Breakfast hosted by Sophia Moon from 8:30am to 10am at the FPAC Art Space, 70 Sleeper St. Enjoy breakfast, along with an inspiring presentation and storytelling of their journey by Anh and Philip Sawyer of Anh55 & Philip Sawyer Bespoke, unique garment designers and creators from Fort Point. Garments will be on display. June 19: Pappas Way World Cup Watch Party: Scotland vs. Morocco from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Enjoy an evening of soccer, food, games, and community fun! Limited tickets available. June 20: Open Atelier & Reception: A Showcase of Designer Garments hosted by Anh and Philip Sawyer from 10am to 12pm at the FPAC Art Space, 70 Sleeper St.  June 23: Atlantic Wharf Coffee Hour at 9am  a discussion to kick off 2027 event planning, upcoming programming and community engagement. The coffee will take place in the Fort Point Room at 290 Congress St. June 24: Resilient Fort Point Channel Virtual Information Session at 6pm This community information session will provide updates on the Resilient Fort Point Channel Infrastructure Project, including progress on design and permitting. Participants will also learn about the project’s purpose, projected effectiveness, proposed timeline, and opportunities for community input. June 29: Resilient Fort Point Channel Open House + Site Walks Drop-in attendance is welcome any time between 4 and 7pm at 15 Necco St. There will be site walks with the project team at 5 pm and 6 pm.