5 Things to Know This Week – March 4th

What’s happening this week?

Gluten Free Night at Prima

Monday, March 4th | Prima truly does it all – from brunch, to late night pizza, and even a night for those whose diets are completely gluten free. Every Monday enjoy the Prima you love, with 0% of the gluten. Book your reservation now on open table!

Mayor Michelle Wu to attend Charlestown Neighborhood Council

Tuesday, March 5th 7-9pm | The Charlestown Neighborhood Council will hold an in-person, public meeting on Tuesday at the Knights of Columbus, 454 Medford Street, Charlestown, MA. Mayor Michelle Wu will be addressing feedback given to her office. Jonathan Lane, Executive Director of Revolution 250, will also be present. You may bring neighborhood questions or concerns to the meeting or email [email protected].

Vote! Presidential Primary Info.

Tuesday, March 5th | The Boston Election Department is reminding voters that the Presidential Primary will be held on Tuesday, March 5, 2024. The Presidential Primary determines the presidential candidate who will represent their political party in the November State Election. Voters can update their voting status including party affiliation, new address, or name change until February 24 here. Early voting begins Saturday, running through March 1. Here are all the important details! 

Beer Dinner at Brewer’s Fork featuring Allagash Brewing

Wednesday, March 6th 6-8pm | Head to Brewer’s Fork on Wednesday for five courses from Chef Erik, paired with “five (maybe six)” beers from Allagash, including some rare, limited selections, for $128.40 a person (includes tax and gratuity). For more information, email [email protected], or ask Jake at the bar.

Donate to the Friends Spring Book Sale

The library is currently accepting donations for the Friends Spring Book Sale happening Thursday, May 9 through the 13. They are looking for books, CDs, and DVDs in good condition and you can drop them off directly at the library.