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Revolutionary Spaces invites the community to gather on State Street and help welcome back a piece of the city’s holiday heritage.
Revolutionary Spaces will host an evening of storytelling, history, and community on Thursday, October 16, 2025, with two back-to-back events.
Boston Tea Party Anniversary Commemoration Event Policies Respect Policy Revolutionary Spaces believes in the open exchange of ideas and the continuing practice of democracy, both of which are founded upon respect for one another. Inappropriate, aggressive, or unlawful behavior toward staff or visitors will not be tolerated. We reserve the right to remove any person […]
Boston Tea Party 252nd Anniversary Commemoration Tuesday, December 16, 2025 SOLD OUT – JOIN THE WAITLIST Reenactment of the Meeting of the Body of the People On one fateful night in December 1773, a cry for liberty echoed through the Old South Meeting House-now, 252 years later, the spirit of revolution rings through Boston once […]
Revolutionary Spaces will host an evening of storytelling, history, and community on Thursday, October 16, 2025, with two back-to-back events.
In this exhibit, viewers will journey through James Otis’ life with maps and photos, and learn about his struggles with mental health after his caning in 1769.
The Let Out A late-night celebration for a new generation of revolutionaries Thursday, October 16, 2025 Register Now When the House Party winds down, The Let Out begins. Co-hosted by Revolutionary Spaces and Everyone250, The Let Out is a late-night celebration made for a new generation of revolutionaries. It’s where Boston’s past meets its future-in […]
Revolutionary Spaces is pleased to introduce Sensory-Friendly Mornings at the Old State House, a KultureCity Sensory Inclusive™ Certified Venue, beginning Friday, June 27th.
Hub Town Tours and Revolutionary Spaces are proud to announce a new partnership: The Freedom Trail Insiders Tour, an immersive 2-hour walking tour through Downtown Boston.
After being absent more than three years from its original perch on Boston’s Old State House, the state’s symbolic eagle returns to the site’s west façade.