Boston Photographer
BOSTON — Nearly 400 guests attended the Boston Children’s Museum’s Wonder Ball, which raised more than $560,000 to support the museum’s programs. The ball, which was held at the museum on Nov. 17, attracted a number of notables, including Gov. Charlie Baker, WBZ-TV anchor Lisa Hughes, and power couple, E! Network’s Giuliana Rancic and “The Apprentice” winner Bill Rancic. All photos by Bill Brett
THEATER DISTRICT — Several hundred guests turned out on Nov. 24, 2018 for “Boston’s Biggest Disco,” the 3rd annual event to benefit Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, while also benefiting South Shore Hospital through the clinical affiliation with DFCI. (A portion of all the funds raised from the event will stay local – benefiting Dana Farber/Brigham and Women’s Cancer Center in clinical affiliation with South Shore Hospital.) The organizers said it was a “fun opportunity to keep…
SOUTH BOSTON — Bill Brett stopped by to take these photographs of the former Whiskey Priest in the Seaport section of South Boston as the demolition of the bar/eatery continues to make way for housing. All photos by Bill Brett
BROCKTON — George Montilio and his team at Montilio’s Bakery in Brockton have been busy baking some 10,000 pies for Thanksgiving, including about 1,000 that will be given to area charities that feed the homeless and hungry and for charities that distribute pies for Thanksgiving. Since 1947, the Montilio family and their bakery have supported numerous charities during the holiday season through donations of pies and other items or providing the items at a steep…
BOSTON — 250 guests attended Historic Boston Inc.’s celebration of Anthony Pangaro , which was held on Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2018 at the historic Omni Parker House. They came to celebrate Tony for his career that has spanned nearly 40 years and, “through achievements large and small, transformed the landscape of Boston.” The event was chaired by WinnDevelopment’s Lawrence Curtis and his wife, Marla, and Suffolk Construction’s John Fish. HBI’s celebration in Tony’s honor also…
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