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Become part of a world class community with top-notch healthcare, libraries, schools, and housing.

The Fenway Cultural District is rich in institutions which provide quality heathcare, house extensive libraries and fine schools, and work on neighborhood issues.

HIGHLIGHTS

Fenway Community Health Center
Primary care; HIV/AIDS testing; support for your complete well-being
7 Haviland Street
617-267-0900

Northeastern University Library
Open to the public, but a Northeastern Univ. ID is required to remove books from library.
On the NU Campus
617-373-2354

Boston's Preferred Properties
Your best bet for Fenway Cultural District housing - to rent, lease or buy
57 Gainsborough Street
617-375-7200

Other Exemplary libraries can be found at Northeastern University, Mass Historical Society, and the Harvard School of Public Health. In addition, the Museum of Fine Arts opens its extensive art library to the public each day, and Horticultural Hall houses one of the most comprehensive horticultural libraries in the nation.

A number of community organizations thrive in the Cultural District. Click above to find out who they are and what they do.

The Fenway Alliance is pleased and proud to announce the release of our first-ever Community Partnership Resource Guide, detailing the projects, programs and activities available to seniors, students, those with disabilities and all of Fenway, Roxbury/Mission Hill, South End neighbors and beyond!

Click HERE to download, for free, your copy of the Fenway Alliance Community Partnership Guide.

If you have any questions about the Guide, please contact Gillian Wilkinson McDaniel, Fenway Alliance Outreach Coordinator, at gmcdaniel@fenwayculture.org

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