For the remainder of the summer we’ll alternate between the 1630 Band and movies.
Friday, September 18, 7pm – Movie version of the musical “Hamilton”
This week’s red carpet special: The movie of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s famed musical Hamilton.
Hip hop, R&B, soul, pop, and show tunes meet Hamilton, Washington, … read more.
Rev. Elizabeth Carrier-Ladd to join First Parish Dorchester
The Board of Trustees, on the enthusiastic recommendation of the Hiring Committee, Pam Goncalves, Myles Crowley and Mary Fernandez-Buehrens, voted unanimously to hire Revered Elizabeth Carrier-Ladd to be the minister of First Parish Dorchester. Reverend Elizabeth will start … read more.
Here’s a printable version of this month’s calendar of events at First Parish Dorchester.
Interested in First Parish
Dorchester?
Great! Come learn more about this
congregation that is long on history, relevant in the present, and eager to
welcome you.
Rev. Terry and members of the
congregation will offer 3 sessions for those interested in learning more
about First Parish.
Sunday, March 1, 12:30-1:30 – Basics of … read more.
The First Parish Dorchester annual gala and Meetinghouse Award celebration has been a regular fundraising event in our Dorchester community for over 10 years. COVID has challenged all of us, but we are proud to announce that we will virtually celebrate First Parish Dorchester and our … read more.
First Parish is working with the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) for them to use our Parish Hall and Allen Parlor as a COVID-19 vaccination site in Dorchester.
We are proud to help provide this service, but please be aware that the site is … read more.
On Tuesday January 19th at 5:30pm, in a splendid and moving light and sound show, with the great tower bell pealing out over Meetinghouse Hill, First Parish joined the nation in mourning those who have died in the COVID pandemic, honoring those who suffered and … read more.
Did you miss Ana Popa’s “Evening of Music and Spoken Words to Keep You Warm on a Winter’s Night” concert on Monday, December 21?
No worries! Check out the video here
Beautiful music by G. Walker, L. v. Beethoven, G. Holst, D. Macdonald, S. … read more.
On Sunday afternoon, November 22, FPD folks gathered to rake leaves and generally put the yard to bed for the winter. Here we have Ardis, Melissa and Trevor taking the opportunity to play in the leaves!
Would you like to add some physical activity to your spiritual activity on Sunday, November 22?
Some of us will gather at 1:00 PM to do yard work. All are welcome!
Boston’s Black Nativity looked forward to celebrating it’s 50th annual production this year – the longest run anywhere of the play written by Langston Hughes. While it is not be possible to mount a live show, the anniversary will be celebrated at a “virtual” Gala and in … read more.
Do you enjoy making hats, scarves, or mittens? We would love to make warm winter items available to children and adults in our community and neighborhood. They can be distributed on Friday afternoons, in conjunction with Fair Foods. Please let Laura Maltby (Landrmaltby@aol.com) know if … read more.
Join us Saturday, October 3, 8am to noon to plan and work. Bring gloves as needed and tools if you can.
A group of interested members recently met to begin to create a vision for the grounds. We talked about making the space more welcoming not just … read more.
Join us on Saturday, October 3, 8am-noon as we plan and dig some more! Bring gloves as needed and tools if you can.
A group of interested members recently met to begin to create a vision for the grounds. We talked about making the space more … read more.
