The West End Museum 2025 Honoree Night

The West End Museum is dedicated to telling the story of Boston’s West End neighborhood. The Museum provides a space for past and present residents and the community; educates the public in history and urbanization; and preserves its material history and culture. The Museum seeks to challenge citizens to take an active role in shaping their communities.T﻿he West End Museum will accept ticket refunds requests for cancellations more than 24 hours in advance.

The West End Museum

Join us to celebrate The West End Museum’s 2025 Honorees! Reflect on the year and enter for a chance to win a raffle gift basket!

Join The West End Museum for an unforgettable evening of celebration, community, and support. On December 14th from 3-6 pm, WEM will host our annual Honoree Night and a basket raffle, offering a unique chance for West End residents and history enthusiasts alike to gather and enjoy an afternoon together. We are thrilled to honor several members of our community who have made a significant impact this year, and contribute to preserving Boston’s rich history.Food and refreshments will be served. This event is free and open to the public, although donations are encouraged.Order of Events:3-5 pm: Raffle OpenGet ready to try your luck to win an exciting variety of auction items, generously donated by local businesses, artists, and supporters. Each basket was inspired by one of the neighborhoods near the West End. From exclusive West End memorabilia to exciting experiences, there’s something for everyone! All proceeds directly support The West End Museum’s mission to preserve the history, community, and culture of the West End neighborhood.4: 30pm: Honoree Celebration &amp; SpeechesEvery year, The West End Museum honors a few people who have made meaningful and lasting contributions to the neighborhood and the city of Boston. At this year’s West End Honoree Night, we celebrate three individuals who have had a significant impact on the West End community: Lois Ascher, Jim Vrabel , and David Kruh.5:30pm: Raffle winners will be drawn!This program was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

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