Can I bring my child(ren)?

We LOVE the children, but this is an adult-only, 21+ event!

Yes, absolutely! Please make sure you have them register.

I can't make it, but would love to support in a different way. Can I make a donation?

Yes, of course! Thank you!! You can select a "Donation" ticket at check out or you can visit our donation page at: https://www.firstteacherboston.org/make-a-donation

Friday, May 30

9th Annual Community Connector: Rooted in Connection

Name: 9th Annual Community Connector: Rooted in Connection
Start: 2025-05-30T18:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-05-30T21:00:00-04:00
Location: William J. Devine Golf Course at Franklin Park

Ages 21+

This annual gathering brings together families and friends of the movement to celebrate the shared work of building connected communities.

By First Teacher Boston

Date and time

Friday, May 30 · 6 - 9pm EDT

Location

William J. Devine Golf Course at Franklin Park

1 Circuit Drive Boston, MA 02121

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

Event lasts 3 hours
Ages 21+
Free venue parking

This year’s Community Connector is happening on Friday, May 30, 2025, at a new (to us!) spot: the William J. Devine Golf House at Franklin Park!

Rooted in Connection
At First Teacher, we see it every day: the magic that happens behind the scenes. Just like in nature, where growth starts underground, our community thrives because of the quiet, steady work happening below the surface. Parents, caregivers, funders, partners, and supporters all play a part in this network that helps our children and our programs grow and thrive.

Join us as we come together to celebrate those connections, the care that holds it all together, and the beautiful growth we get to witness aboveground.

This celebration wouldn’t be the same without you. We hope to see you there!

Organized by

First Teacher Boston

First Teacher is a community of parents and caregivers working together to prepare all our children to be school- and world-ready. We create spaces and structures for parents and caregivers to form relationships, be part of a supportive non-judgmental community, and work together to gain new skills, strategies and perspectives. Through this supportive community and the relationships formed by parents, our children become lifelong learners who will be prepared for success in kindergarten and in life.