Boston Lyric Opera Gala 2020
On Saturday, February 22, 2020 over two hundred patrons of the opera came together for the annual Boston Lyric Opera Gala at The State Room. This year’s stunningly produced event [...]
IMPACT Melanoma Shades of Hope Gala 2019
On Friday, November 15, 2019, the charity scene in Boston threw it back to the roaring 20s for the annual Shades of Hope Gala hosted by IMPACT Melanoma at the Colonnade [...]
Friends of the Public Garden Summer Party
Earlier in July over 200 dashing and dapper Bostonians came together in their garden party best at the Four Seasons Hotel to raise funds for the Friends of the Public [...]
American Cancer Society’s Boston Key Gala 2019
All photos by Black Thumb Studio via American Cancer Society On Thursday May 9th, 2019 hundreds of philanthropists converged at The Warehouse at Black Falcon Cruise Terminal in Boston for [...]
The Sumaira Foundation 4th Annual NMO Awareness Gala
On Saturday, March 23rd, 2019 a hip, lively, and dressed to the nines crowd of 250 philanthropists gathered at the Boston Mandarin Oriental hotel once again with The Sumaira Foundation [...]
2019 Boston Ballet Ball
On Saturday, February 2, 2019, hundreds of well-heeled and dressed to the nines patrons of the arts came together for the annual Boston Ballet Ball at The Castle at Park [...]
IMPACT Melanoma Shades of Hope Gala
On Friday, November 16, 2018, philanthropists donning their chicest resort wear came together in Boston to raise fund for the annual Shades of Hope Gala hosted by IMPACT Melanoma, formerly the Melanoma [...]
Terry’s Foundation Annual Gala 2018
On Friday October 19th, 2018, the Terry’s Foundation for Muscular Dystrophy held its sophomore annual gala event at the Boston Museum of Science. Richard Horgan, Terry’s brother, founded the organization to “move [...]
Dîner en Blanc Boston 2017
On Saturday, September 10th, some 2,000 Bostonians donned their finest white garbs and flocked to the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway to fete the annual Dîner en Blanc with plenty of [...]
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