OUR Mission
Powered by 100+ partners in Boston’s arts and culture sector, Everyone 250 is a movement. Through storytelling, immersive events, and cultural activations, Everyone 250 is a living commitment to inclusivity, representation, and the power of collective impact.
ARCHIVAL PUBLICATION BOOK
EVERY CITY HAS A STORY
BOSTON IS BUILT BY YOURS
Call for Submissions: Share Your Boston story
Share your art & story to be featured in Everyone250’s first Coffee Table book. Help us tell real stories of Boston, fill in the gaps of stories untold, who Boston was, is and REVEAL what will be – through your lense.
We want to ensure we capture not just our present and recent past, but the 250 years past and manifestations for the future, too. At least 20 submissions will be featured in Embrace Boston’s first coffee table book, with an honorarium for contributors.
But it doesn’t stop there.
Additional stories will be shared across zines, Instagram, podcasts, and live storytelling events—ensuring that every voice has a space to be heard, to be witnessed, and to beautifully resist.
Everyone250 Archival Publication Submission
BUILDING COMMUNITY:
E250 EVENTS
In collaboration with our growing network of partners, Everyone250 supports and amplifies events that celebrate Boston’s rich history, culture, and communities. From immersive storytelling experiences to dynamic cultural gatherings, these events honor the people and places that shape our city’s past, present, and future.
Whether led by E250 or our partners, each event is a unique opportunity to engage, reflect, and take action in the movement to reveal more of Boston’s untold stories.
Explore the lineup below and join us in making history.
FEATURED EVENTS
BaroQUEER: Historically Informed
In collaboration with New York City’s ChamberQUEER for Pride Month 2025, BaroQUEER ensembles will co-present a concert in both Boston and NYC curated by and featuring superstar countertenor Reginald Mobley, as well as members of both ChamberQUEER and H+H.
Stanley Whitney: How High the Moon
The ICA will present three major exhibitions in 2025–2026, celebrating Black artists. Stanley Whitney: How High the Moon (April–Sept 2025) traces the abstract artist’s 50-year career. African American Master Artists in Residency Program (AAMARP) (Feb–Aug 2026) contextualizes a vital Boston-based collective of Black artists. Derrick Adams (April–Sept 2026) presents a retrospective across multiple media, focusing on Black joy and identity.
E250 Arts & Culture Summit
A powerful convening of artists, activists, and thought leaders exploring how culture shapes Boston’s future.
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SUPPORT OUR partners
Community partnerships with Boston’s most impactful organizations are the backbone of our movement, helping us build a future where all voices are amplified in our city.
