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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu hosts a ribbon cutting ceremony for the renovated BCYF Curley Community Center.

Mayor Wu joins community members in Charlestown to rename the BCYF center as the Beverly Gibbons Community Center for Older Adults. Beverly Gibbons was a devoted public servant to her beloved Charlestown neighborhood. This event celebrates her memory.

Robots, virtual reality, and fruits that make music; just some of the new experiences young learners can look forward to at the newly opened STEM Lab at the BCYF Shelburne Community Center in Roxbury. Join Mayor Wu and other city leaders as they celebrate the occasion made possible by the Boston Celtics and AbbVie.

Mayor Wu hosts a press conference on Geneva Avenue to announce the future site of Grove Hall's first BCYF full service community center

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Join in as Mayor Walsh stops by the Roslindale Village Farmers Market where he updates the community on the renovation of the Roslindale Library as well as the completion of the solar array at the Roslindale BCYF.

Mayor Walsh comes to The Lawn on D to congratulate the young graduates of BCYF's SuperTeens program and give them important advice moving forward. Superteens is a pre-employment program that bridges the gap between youth who are too old for traditional summer camps and not old enough to have a summer job by providing them with leadership development, hands-on work experience, and enriching field trips.

Mayor Martin Walsh joins AT&T in collaboration with Camp Harborview, The Base, and the Boys and Girls Club of Boston to introduce the Youth Digital Leadership Program and to discuss how leadership has evolved alongside technology with local Boston youths, Governor Charlie Baker, and others.

Mayor Walsh, Boston Celtics "big man" center Aron Baynes and former Celtic Leon Powe visited the modernized BCYF Marshall Community Center in Dorchester. Thanks to the Celtics' partnership with OPTUM, the teen center was decked out with $25,000 worth of Celtics-themed graphics, new furniture, new laptops, and games.

Mayor Walsh, elected officials, and Roxbury residents gather at the newly renovated Boston Center for Youth and Families Vine Street Community Center to cut the ribbon on its re-opening. This project received a $5 million renovation manage by the City of Boston Public Facilities Department, working closely with BCYF. The community center includes a new gymnasium, air conditioning, dance and recording studios, as well as a senior space.

Mayor Martin J. Walsh, Boston Health and Human Services Chief Marty Martinez and others offer remarks at the re-opening of the newly renovated BCYF Gallivan Community Center in Mattapan.

Family and friends gather at the Boston Public Library to see the 11th annual citywide youth Spelling Bee hosted by The Boston Center for Youth and Families. The winner will be moving on to the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington D.C.

Jackpot! Thousands of Boston teens win summer jobs by lottery through Mayor Walsh's SuccessLink jobs program. At the 4th Annual Youth Enrichment Day held at Allston's Agganis Arena, Mayor Walsh and BCYF Commissioner Morales joined a packed house to share their stories and inspire the attendees.

The BCYF Gallivan Community Center in Mattapan is getting a makeover! Mayor Walsh and city officials announced a nearly $2.9 million dollar renovation to the center through the city's capital plan. The scope of the work includes replacing the roof and gym floor, installing air conditioning into the building, removing the security grates on the windows and repaving the parking lot.

Mayor Walsh offers remarks and chats with residents at the launch of the Neighborhub initiative, held at the Tobin Community Center. The program is a partnership between City Hall and Boston Center for Youth and Families, and aims to provide city services to residents through community centers in their own neighborhoods.

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Bringing more safe and engaging spaces to East Bostons youth, Mayor Walsh officially reopens the BCYF Paris Street Community Center following a two year and twelve million dollar renovation.