West Roxbury–Robin Street Block Party…

Posted by: Tim White
Posted on: Monday, June 4, 2007 at 10:21 am
Categories: Arts and Entertainment, Public Transportation, Neighborhood News, Roslindale

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On Saturday, June 2nd the second annual Robin street block party went off without a hitch–sort of. But even Mother Nature’s untimely thunderstorm did little to dissuade many Bellevue Hill neighbors from enjoying the line-up of food, games, music and fun-filled activities (sack races, chalk contest & bike and carriage decorating contests) atop the hill. photo-1.JPG

“It’s a great neighborhood event,’” said Brendan White of 27 Robin Street, “where all the families, friends and neighbors have a chance to get to know each other better and have a lot of fun in the process. “I am already looking forward to next year’s block party,” he said

Special thanks go out to Mary Beth and Barbara for organizing the event this year!

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4 Responses to “West Roxbury–Robin Street Block Party…”

  1. Maureen O'Keefe on June 6th, 2007 6:45 pm

    Tim,
    I also had a great time at the block party. I grew up on that block and my mom still lives there. Barbara and Mary Beth graciously extended the invite to her grandchildren (18 of them). And you’re right…the rain was one of the highlights for the kids. They also loved the hool a hoop contest, freeze dance, mummy wrap contest, and whiffle ball. It was great seeing all the old neighbors and meeting new ones.

  2. maureen rossi on June 7th, 2007 1:14 pm

    Nice photos! Do you have any with you and a hoola hoop? Now that would be outstanding!

  3. Steve Dalton on June 17th, 2007 2:37 pm

    Love the site Tim. I wish we had a compilation collaborative site like this in Northwest Indiana. The Boston real estate market is complicated, location, location, location … I’ve been there and I’d have to have real estate professional advise me no doubt.

  4. Tim on June 17th, 2007 2:41 pm

    Thanks for visiting Steve! If you get a chance, check out rehubbub.com too…

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