Join us for private access and a tour of the recently opened Paul Revere Museum of Discovery & Innovation (MoDI). Adults and children of all ages are welcome and will have the opportunity to explore the museum and meet our impressive YaleBoston Community Service Fellow who is interning at the museum this summer.

Paul Revere was an uncommon figure who helped shape two major revolutions: the American Revolution and the Industrial Revolution. MoDI focuses on Revere’s post-American Revolution role as a business leader, inventor, visionary, and early STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) thinker. The museum opened in January of this year and has been praised as a hidden gem in the area.

Thanks to the generosity of the museum, this event is free for our YaleBoston community! Standard admission fees are waived, though donations are welcomed. Please register below so that we can estimate headcount.

After the museum visit, visitors are welcome to meander next door to the highly rated Northern Spy restaurant. Please make your own arrangements.

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Join us for a private afternoon at the Yale Center for British Art (YCBA) - an architectural and cultural gem in the heart of New Haven. Our curator-led tour will begin at 2:30PM, and light refreshments will be available before or after the tour in a private room reserved exclusively for our group.

Our guided tour will span all four floors of the museum, including two special exhibitions Painters, Ports, and Profits: Artists and the East India Company, 1750–1850 and Going Modern: British Art, 1900-1960, as well as highlights of the YCBA’s unique history, design, and permanent collection.

Founded through the generosity of Yale alumnus and philanthropist Paul Mellon, the YCBA houses the largest collection of British art outside the United Kingdom. From the luminous landscapes of Turner and Constable to the striking works of contemporary artists like Barbara Hepworth and Yinka Shonibare, the collection spans five centuries and offers a rich lens into British history and creativity.

This event is hosted in collaboration with the Yale Club of New Haven, Oxford & Cambridge Society of New England, Cambridge in New York, and Oxford Alumni Association of New York.

Tickets are $30. Please register by June 9 at this link.

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Please join us on Thursday, June 11 to enjoy the Tony Award-winning musical Les Miserables. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century France, and with  a magnificent score, it tells an enthralling  story of broken dreams, unrequited love, passion and redemption, and has become one of the one of the most celebrated musicals in theatrical history.

We have reserved seats in two sections of the theatre, at two different price points: mezzanine seating is $117.25 per ticket and balcony seating is $53.50 per ticket. (Purchasers are limited to two tickets.) Tickets are limited, so please reserve your seats early!

Advanced ticket sales have been closed for this event, but tickets can be purchased at the door.

Join the Yale Club of Boston and Harvard Club of Boston for a lively and insightful conversation celebrating Trudeau + Doonesbury: The Cartoonist Who Turned The News Into Art, a compelling new look at the life and legacy of Garry Trudeau and his groundbreaking comic strip, Doonesbury. Drawing on newly uncovered archival materials and in-depth interviews with Trudeau, fellow cartoonists, journalists, and even political figures who found themselves lampooned in the strip, this book offers a rich and entertaining journey through more than half a century of American culture and politics.

For over 50 years, Doonesbury has shaped and reflected the national conversation with humor, intelligence, and sharp social commentary—earning distinction as the first comic strip to win a Pulitzer Prize. As its characters evolved alongside their creator, the strip became a defining chronicle of the Baby Boomer generation and beyond.

Author Joshua C. Kendall will lead the discussion, bringing his acclaimed biographical insight and engaging storytelling style to the conversation. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the intersection of art, satire, and history through one of America’s most influential cultural works.

Tickets are $10 per person (before Eventbrite fees) for dues-paying members of the Yale Club of Boston and $15 (before Eventbrite fees) for non-members. Appetizers will be served, and a cash bar will be available. Books will also be available for purchase at the event.

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Welcoming all young alumni - those who have graduated in the past ten years from Yale College or recent graduates of any Yale graduate program - for an evening of camaraderie.

The event will be held in the private lounge area on the first floor. Drink tokens and appetizers will be provided. A cash bar will be available for additional drink orders. Billiards tables are reserved for some friendly competition.

Tickets are $10 for dues-paying members of the Yale Club of Boston and $20 for non-members. Note that membership is $65 and is discounted to $40 annually for recent graduates (from any school or college at Yale in the last five years), or free for one year for graduates in the most recent Yale College class. More info on membership can be found here.

This event is only for 21+ and tickets will not be available at the door. Register by Friday, June 5.

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Join the Yale Club of Boston for an evening at the Worcester Art Museum with two esteemed curators: Mark Mitchell, Curator of American Paintings and Sculpture at the Yale University Art Gallery, and Karen Sherry, Curator of American Art at the Worcester Art Museum.

Enjoy museum admission and a guided tour by Mark and Karen, followed by a reception with light appetizers and a cash bar in the Museum’s Lancaster Room. Mark and Karen will be touring us around the newly reinstalled galleries of American art from the colonial period to the 19th century, which Karen curated.

Complimentary, museum parking is available on Lancaster Street. There is also on-street parking on Lancaster and Salisbury Streets.

Tickets are $55 for dues-paying members of the Yale Club of Boston and $65 for non-members.

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Calling all Yalies working or interested in the life sciences!  On Tuesday, May 19, we will convene at Lamplighter Brewing CX to network and discuss the successes, failures, and trends in our industry. 

The brewery is known for its fantastic selection of beers, and also carries some non-alcoholic drinks and coffee, all of which will be available for purchase. It is located a 5-minute walk from Lechmere T Stop on the Green Line, and 5-minute walk from the Two Canal Park paid parking garage, which is located on First Street (map). 

The event is free for dues-paying members of the Yale Club of Boston and $10 for non-members. Please register by Sunday, May 17.

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Please join us on Tuesday, May 5 for an evening of conversation, community, and celebration at the Yale Club of Boston’s Annual Meeting.  In addition to club business and elections, we’re thrilled to welcome  Professor Akhil Reed Amar, ‘80/Law ‘84, who will deliver our keynote address.

Professor Amar is Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science at Yale University, where he teaches constitutional law at Yale College and Yale Law School. After graduating from Yale College summa cum laude in 1980 and from Yale Law School in 1984 and clerking for Judge (later Justice) Stephen Breyer, Prof. Amar joined the Yale Law faculty at the age of 26. He is Yale’s only living professor to have won the University’s unofficial triple crown — the Sterling Chair for scholarship, the DeVane Medal for teaching, and the Lamar Award for alumni service. He is America’s second most-cited legal scholar still under age 70 and a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He has written widely for popular publications, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Time, and The Atlantic, and was an informal consultant to the popular TV show The West Wing.

Professor Amar’s visit is supported by The Redpath Fund, an endowment established in honor of Robert U. Redpath Jr. '28. Mr. Redpath was a great advocate for lifelong learning, believing that Commencement should be viewed as the beginning of one's ongoing education. With that spirit in mind, the Redpath Fund extends Yale's ability to bring educational programs to Yale graduates across the country.

The evening will begin with hors d’oeuvres, beverages and desserts, then turn to club business, including the election of directors and officers. Dues-paying members in good standing may vote on our slate for 2026-2027.

 Parking is available at the 75 State Street Garage (entrance at 5 Broad Street) or the Post Office Square Garage (map). The building is a short walk from the State House, Government Center and Aquarium T stations.

Tickets are $45 per person for dues-paying members of the Yale Club of Boston and $55 for non-members.

Join us for an insider’s perspective on today’s highly competitive admissions landscape, including what selective colleges truly look for, how to stand out, and common myths families should avoid. 

William Wang, founder of Lux Admissions, and Rohan Krishnan, a mentor at Lux, will draw on their experience of guiding 85% of their past clients to Ivy League universities (including 18 who are currently at Yale or matriculating next year) to provide actionable takeaways for optimizing all aspects of the application process. 

During the session, they will share a few Yale admission files of their past students, giving you the closest look into how top colleges evaluate their applicants. This session is ideal for high school students, parents, and alumni interested in gaining a clearer, strategic understanding of the current college admissions process.

A Zoom link will be distributed via email a few days in advance of the session to those who RSVP. There is no charge to attend. Please register by Sunday, April 26.

After you answer the initial questions, please be sure to click on “Add to Cart” again, at the bottom of that window, to continue your registration in the Shopping Cart.

Join alumni from Yale, Harvard, MIT and Stanford working or interested in climate tech and sustainable business, for an evening of networking, community building, and food and drink at The Engine, an accelerator and incubator located in Cambridge. This gathering has been organized with support from co-sponsors Gigascale Capital, MCJ VC, Silicon Valley Bank, and the Mintz law firm.

The venue is a 10-minute walk from the Central Square station on the MBTA’s Red Line, and parking is available nearby at the 55 Franklin Street Garage, the 80 Landsdowne Street Garage, and the Green Street Garage (260 Green Street).

There is no cost to attend, but please click here to sign up if you plan to attend:

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Please register by Wednesday, April 8.

Did you know Elihu Yale was born right here in Boston? Join us on Saturday, April 11 for a celebration of his 377th birthday!

Old Eli was born on April 5, 1649 in his father's house on Pemberton Hill (just down the road from the current - and also delightfully historic! - Parker House). Every year, we at the Yale Club of Boston throw him a birthday party! 

It's free to attend (it's a birthday party, after all!) You’re welcome to purchase drinks or other items from The Last Hurrah’s menu; we’ll provide some appetizers to get the party started and a birthday cake to share! Feel free to arrive late, leave early - come by anytime.

The Parker House is conveniently located a short walk from the State Street, Park Street and Government Center T stations. There is a parking garage nearby and on-street parking as available.

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Have you ever wondered which of your Yale friends live in the Boston/Worcester area?  Alumni graduating in or around the 1970s shared many experiences and created strong bonds. If you were at Yale during this decade — or just appreciate its unique vibe — celebrate with us on Tuesday, March 31 at The Bluebird Bar in West Newton.

We’ll enjoy signature drinks and delicious appetizers. Tickets, which include one drink token for the cash bar, are $47 per person for dues-paying members of the Yale Club of Boston and $57 for non-members.

The restaurant is conveniently located near  the westbound Mass Pike exit for Route 16, and there is free and metered parking available nearby.

We are looking forward to seeing old friends and making new ones. Space is limited; please register by Thursday, March 26.

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Join us on Friday, March 13 at Boston Ballet’s 2026 Winter Experience! This exquisite program features two powerful ballets: Jorma Elo’s Le Sacre Du Printemps (The Rite of Spring), set to Vivaldi’s iconic music, and  Crystal Pite’s The Seasons’ Canon, set to Max Richter’s rendition of Stravinsky’s The Four Seasons.

We have secured a group of tickets in the mezzanine center at $50 for dues-paying members of the Yale Club of Boston and $60 for non-members (regularly $120!). Seats are limited, and so that we can enjoy this special group rate, ticket sales will close on Friday, February 13 or when our tickets have sold out, whichever is sooner.  

The lobby doors will open at 6:45 and the house opens for seating at 7 pm. YaleBoston attendees will pick up their tickets at Will Call; the Ballet strongly recommends arriving at least 30-45 minutes prior to curtain to avoid a line at the box office.

Please note: Infants and children under 2 years of age are not allowed in the theater. All children must have their own seats and be accompanied by an adult.

Please refer to the Boston Ballet’s FAQ page for information on parking, accessibility and other Boston Ballet policies.

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Join us on Saturday, February 28, to celebrate a decades-old tradition among Yale seniors, in which, as a small but unmistakable act of defiance against winter in New Haven, they throw a party somewhere on campus every night in February  Since 2007, alumni have joined in with Feb Club Emeritus, guaranteeing that there is a Yale party somewhere in the world  on all 28 (or 29) days. 

For our party, we’ve reserved the balcony at Scholars, a restaurant/bar/nightclub in downtown Boston. The venue is a short walk from the Park Street MBTA station.

We’ll provide shared appetizers and one drink token per person, redeemable at the cash bar.  After the event, attendees are welcome to continue socializing downstairs on the main bar/dance floor.

Admission is $20 per person  for dues-paying members of the Yale Club of Boston and $30 for non-members. This is a 21+ event.

Please note:  all tickets for this event must be purchased in advance.  Tickets will  not be sold at the door.  

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Please join the Yale Club of Boston and the Asian American Yale Association of Boston (AAYA) for a brunch to celebrate Lunar New Year and welcome in the “Year of the Horse.”  We’ll gather at the China Pearl restaurant to enjoy dim sum, desserts and jasmine tea, including vegetarian/vegan, gluten-free, nut-free and dairy-free options. 

Since 1987, China Pearl Boston has been a cornerstone of the city’s Chinatown, proudly operated by the Moy family across generations. As Boston’s longest-running Chinese restaurant, it’s dedicated to preserving and sharing the culinary traditions that have defined it for decades, and known for its lively dim sum service and classic Cantonese banquet dishes. The restaurant (map and directions) is a short walk  from the Chinatown stop on the MBTA’s Orange Line and the Boylston Street station on the Green Line. On-street parking and paid garages are also available in the area.

Tickets are $50 per person for dues-paying members of the Yale Club of Boston, $60 for non-members, and $20 for children under 12.  All tickets must be purchased in advance.

This shift at Y2Y is full. Please email service@yaleboston.org to be added to the waitlist. We are also volunteering on February 6.

The Yale Club of Boston is continuing its tradition of service at local shelters during the holidays, covering shifts at the Y2Y Network, the nation’s first youth-led youth homeless shelter. Normally staffed by undergraduates, the shelter is always in need of volunteers to work in their kitchens during school breaks. We're looking for volunteers to prepare and clean up after the evening meal, clean the space, and assist the shelter staff.

We will be in touch with registrants with more detailed logistics and instructions.

Parking is available on-street or in area garages. The shelter is within easy walking distance of Harvard Square (Use the T Red Line, Harvard Square stop)

Volunteers must be over 21 years of age. This volunteer site and activity are not handicap accessible.

This shift at Y2Y is full. Please email service@yaleboston.org to be added to the waitlist.

The Yale Club of Boston is continuing its tradition of service at local shelters during the holidays, covering shifts at the Y2Y Network, the nation’s first youth-led youth homeless shelter. Normally staffed by undergraduates, the shelter is always in need of volunteers to work in their kitchens during school breaks. We're looking for volunteers to prepare and clean up after the evening meal, clean the space, and assist the shelter staff.

We will be in touch with registrants with more detailed logistics and instructions.

Parking is available on-street or in area garages. The shelter is within easy walking distance of Harvard Square (Use the T Red Line, Harvard Square stop)

Volunteers must be over 21 years of age. This volunteer site and activity are not handicap accessible.

This shift at Y2Y is full. Please email service@yaleboston.org to be added to the waitlist.

The Yale Club of Boston is continuing its tradition of service at local shelters during the holidays, covering shifts at the Y2Y Network, the nation’s first youth-led youth homeless shelter. Normally staffed by undergraduates, the shelter is always in need of volunteers to work in their kitchens during school breaks. This January, we're looking for volunteers to prepare and clean up after the evening meal, clean the space, and assist the shelter staff.

Parking is available on-street or in area garages. The shelter is within easy walking distance of Harvard Square (Use the T Red Line, Harvard Square stop).

Volunteers must be over 21 years of age. This volunteer site and activity are not handicap accessible.

We will be in touch with registrants with more detailed logistics and instructions.

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Join us on Friday, January 9 for a performance by the Yale University undergraduate a cappella group, Shades.

Shades is a co-educational a cappella group founded to celebrate music of the African Diaspora and African-American tradition. In the fall of 1988, a group of Black students came together to create a space at Yale University where their voices - and the music they loved - could be heard.

Founded by Titilayo Ngwenya ‘92, a Boston-area native, Shades has risen to become one of Yale’s premiere a cappella groups. The group’s name in itself stands as a testament to their appreciation of diversity within the group as they celebrate the depth and complexity of the Black experience. 

Light refreshments will be served starting at 6 pm and a cash bar will be available. The group’s performance is scheduled from 6:30-7:15pm; the event ends at 8:00pm.

The venue is the flagship Cambridge location of Jasper White’s Summer Shack. Conveniently located across the street from the Red Line Alewife T station, Summer Shack has plenty of free parking and is accessible with a stair lift as necessary. We will be using the Galley Room, which is a large private space off the main entrance of the restaurant. Summer Shack is, of course, open for dinner as well, so feel free to make a reservation for dinner after the show and enjoy their $2 oysters on the half shell along with a large menu of New England seafood and other favorites.

A nominal registration fee of $20 per person is requested to help support the group’s upcoming spring tour.  Additional donations to the group are welcomed and are tax-deductible when donated through the Shades Alumni Family, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

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Join us for the 17th Annual Yale Club of Boston Holiday Singing Party. Alumni from throughout the Boston area are invited to gather at Rick (‘70) and Beverly Peiser’s home in Newton on Sunday, December 7, from 3-6 pm, to toast the changing of the year with song and cheer. Yale Glee Club and singing group alumni will take the lead, with people of all musical abilities and experience welcome to join the fun.

Admission is free for dues-paying members of the Yale Club of Boston and $10 for non-members. Also, please bring some delicious food and/or drink to contribute to the potluck. Please register by Friday. December 5 so we’ll know how many people to expect. Please note that the house is not child-proofed.

For those driving, there is plenty of on-street parking. For those taking transit, we can pick you up at Newton Center (Green Line to Riverside) or Watertown Square - end of line from Harvard Square (Mount Vernon Bus 71). Please call 617-244-1822 ten minutes before you arrive.

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At the Boston Ballet, the Nutcracker is so much more than a holiday show. This spectacular program includes some of the most technically challenging choreography in classical ballet. From the grand pas de deux to the enchanting snow scene, and the highflying Russian dancers, the ballet includes stunning performances from every single dancer on stage. It also includes exciting performances by 83 students from the Boston Ballet School.

The Yale Club of Boston has secured seats in the mezzanine at a special group rate. Tickets (regularly $130) are $75 for dues-paying members (and one guest) and $90 for non-members (and their guests).

Please note:  infants and children under 2 years of age are not allowed in the theater. All children must have their own seats and be accompanied by an adult. Since we are already enjoying a discount, the Ballet’s special youth pricing, mentioned on their web site, does not apply to these tickets.

The performance begins at 7:30 pm and runs approximately two hours, including one intermission. The lobby doors open 45 minutes before the performance and the house opens for seating 30 minutes before the performance.  YaleBoston attendees should plan to pick up their tickets at the will-call window before the performance.

For helpful information on parking, directions, etc. please refer to the Venue Information page on the Boston Ballet’s website.

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If you aren’t heading to New Haven this year, join us at 730 Tavern in Cambridge to cheer the Bulldogs to victory!

Bring your friends and wear your Yale gear! Appetizers will be served and drinks and additional food will be available for purchase.

Our viewing party begins in time for the 12 noon kickoff.  730 Tavern is a one-minute walk from the Central Square stop on the MBTA’s Red Line; there is limited on-street parking nearby.

Tickets are $15 for dues-paying members of the Yale Club of Boston and $25 for non-members. Each ticket admits one person, but additional tickets can be purchased for guests when you register.

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We’re throwing it back with a classic tailgate from the backs of our cars at the Yale Bowl!  We’ll be in Lot D (directions). Look for the Yale Club of Boston flag and tent. We’ll have snacks, drinks, good people, and tons of Bulldog spirit. Wear your blue, bring a snack to contribute (if you’re able to) and stop by!

Tickets to the game itself and parking passes must be purchased separately through Yale Athletics. We expect that you will be able to join us in Lot D even if you do not park in the lot. Please note that Yale prohibits glass containers in the tailgate and only allows clear bags inside the Bowl.

YaleBoston Tailgate tickets are free for dues-paying members of the Yale Club of Boston (but please register so we will know how many people to expect) and $10 for non-members. Each ticket admits one person to the Tailgate; additional tickets can be purchased for guests when you register. All YaleBoston Tailgate tickets must be purchased in advance.

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LexFarm is a non-profit working farm dedicated to sustainable agriculture, farming education, and food access. We typically volunteer with them during the Yale Days of Service in May. This fall, we’re going to help them with greenhouse cleaning and preparations! Wear work clothes and boots, and bring work gloves (optional) and a water bottle. Plan on getting dirty!

• Ages: Bring your family! Volunteers must be 12 and older. Children younger than 15 years must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. All volunteers must register and sign a waiver of liability, which acknowledges the inherent risks posed by volunteering on a working farm. Volunteers under the age of 18 must have a parent/guardian sign the form.

• Parking: There is a small lot at the farm entrance. If it’s full, you can park on side streets. The farm is near the Minuteman bike path at the Arlington-Lexington border.

Space is limited; please register by Friday, November 7. After registering, please complete the volunteer waiver form(s) for LexFarm.

Please join us for a casual Ivy+ Alumni Meetup. Connect with fellow alumni over food, drinks and great conversation,

There is no charge to attend, but we would appredciate knowing how many Yalies to expect. This is a 21+ event. Food and drink will be available for purchase.

By registering for ths event, you consent to the use of photos for future Ivy+ promotions.

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Please join us on Wednesday, November 5, for a fascinating conversation with Dr. Kathryn Bard M.F.A. ‘71, Professor Emerita of Archaeology and Classical Studies at Boston University. Her areas of interest include the late prehistory of Egypt, the origins of complex societies and early states in northeast Africa, and the Red Sea trading network in the Bronze & Iron Ages. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a recipient of the National Geographic Society’s Chairman’s Award for Exploration.

Dr. Bard will share stories and insights from decades of fieldwork, including excavations at a palace near Aksum, Ethiopia, dating to the late 1st millennium BC and 1st millennium AD and at the Harbor of the Pharaohs at Wadi Gawasis on the Red Sea, where her team  unearthed seagoing ships and other relics linked to ancient Egypt’s sea trade. Their work was featured in “Building Pharaoh’s Ship,” an episode of the PBS series Nova.

This special event will take place at the historic and elegant Union Club of Boston. The evening will begin with light hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar, followed by the talk and plenty of time for your questions.

Tickets are $35 for dues-paying members of the Yale Club of Boston and $45 for non-members.

Parking is available at the Boston Common Garage (map), and the Union Club is a short walk from the Park Street and Government Center T stations.

Please note:  the Union Club has a business casual dress code (shirts with collar, dress slacks or denim in good condition, and non-athletic shoes for men and equivalent attire for women) and prohibits the use of cell phones except in specific areas of the club.

The Head of the Charles Regatta is happening soon! On Sunday, October 19, five Yale boats will be competing in three collegiate races. According to Regatta Central, here is the schedule of  races in which Yale has registered boats:

·       2:45 pm: Women’s Championship Eights (two boats)

·       3:24 pm: Men’s Championship Eights (two boats)

·       3:36 pm: Men’s Lightweight Eights (one boat)

Let’s cheer for the Yale crews together! A group from the club will be holding a casual potluck-style picnic with our tent by the river between the Anderson Memorial Bridge (at JFK Street) and the Weeks Footbridgen (map), on the Cambridge side, from 2-4pm. You'll also be able to find us by looking out for the Yale banner we'll be flying, plus all the Yale gear we'll be wearing. This year, we’ll have a strong group of past coxswains, rowers, and team alumni to cheer our Yalies on in the spirit of camaraderie that the Head of the Charles represents.

The location is about a 15-minute walk from Harvard Square. Parking will be tight in Cambridge; we strongly recommend arriving on foot. Come wearing your own Yale swag – or buy merchandise on sale at the event – bring a chair or a blanket and snacks (cookies/chips/fruit, etc.) to share at the picnic, and watch Yale dominate on the river!

There is no charge to attend, but we would appreciate knowing how many people to expect.

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This event was rescheduled from the original date of Thursday, September 25. If you have already registered, and can join us on October 16, you’re all set. Your existing ticket(s) will be honored.

Every fall, the Yale Club of Boston hosts a reception to welcome new alumni and Yale-affiliated newcomers to Boston. It's a great opportunity to connect with new and familiar Yale faces, many of whom are recent graduates.

This year, we'll gather once again on the Charles River Esplanade on Thursday, October 16 from 7 to 9 pm. We've reserved a section of Night Shift Brewing's Esplanade beer garden, near the Hatch Shell, between Berkeley and Clarendon Streets along the Storrow Lagoon. Use the Dartmouth Street footbridge (map) for access.

Admission is $25 per person for dues-paying members of the Yale Clubl of Boston and $30 for non-members. Everyone who registers will receive two drink tickets, valid for beer, wine, hard seltzer, or soft drinks. There will be a food truck on site, and attendees are welcome to bring their own food and snacks to the event.

Please note:  use the Dartmouth Street footbridge (map) for access and as your drop-off location if you are using rideshare. The Copley station on the MBTA’s Green Line is a 7-minute walk away. There is no parking at the venue. On-street parking in Back Bay can be lim ited; the Boston Common Garage on Charles Street, between the Public Garden and the Boston Common (a 15-minute walk), is one option. The Esplanade strives to be accessible, but there are some challenges, particularly around the venue due to steep footbridge ramps.

We're looking forward to seeing you!

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Following our inaugural gathering in July, we’re continuing our initiative to bring together Yale alumni working (or interested) in climate tech and sustainable business. Please join us on Tuesday, October 14 for drinks and an evening of community building and networking. Stuart DeCew, the Executive Director of the Center for Business and Environment at Yale, also plans to attend.

We’ll get together at Lamplighter CX, Lamplighter Brewing Co.’s venue in Cambridge. Look for Jesse Lazarus SOM ’19, the event organizer, wearing a grey “Yale Ventures” shirt at the event.

The brewery is known for its fantastic selection of beers, and also carries some non-alcoholic drinks and coffee. Attendees can purchase drinks, and can bring in food (Blaze Pizza, Tatte and a café are nearby).

The venue is a five-minute walk from the Lechmere T Stop on the MBTA’s Green Line or from the Two Canal Park parking garage on First Street ($5 for 1-2 hours of parking).

There is no charge to attend, but please register by October 12 so that we can provide a headcount to our hosts. Attendees must be over 21.

This year’s rendition of the President’s Cup Golf Tournament, a tradition of the Yale Club of Boston, has been cancelled.  It has historically been played at the Yale Golf Course. We’ve tried to keep the event going while the course was closed for major renovations, but there wasn’t enough interest this year to stage the event. We expect to return there in 2026.