At Mobile City Hall, residents can learn about City resources, alerts, and events; register to vote; contact 311; request parking stickers; appeal tickets; pay water, excise, and property tax bills; request certificates by mail; apply for abatements; and more. If you have questions, call us at 781-286-8201. ** Mobile City Hall is conveniently located in front of City Hall every Friday from 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM **
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Mobile City Hall, in front of Revere City Hall, offers residents information on services, voting registration, 311 contact, parking stickers, ticket appeals, bill payments, certificates, abatements, and more.
You Are Here - The Commuter Experience exhibition opens in the Banana Gallery, curated by Jenna Dolber, with a reception announcing raffle winners on Oct 29, 5‑7 pm.
Is This Your Cat? art exhibition opens at Student Life Gallery, curated by Kiki Erickson and Anita Unseethaharuthai, with a reception.
DJ Stevie Psyclone spins pop, R&B, hip‑hop and throwback tracks for nonstop dancing in the Moonshine Room, free before 10 PM then $15 cover, 21+.
Jim Gaffigan performs Everything is Wonderful! at the Wang Theatre, Boston.
Tabulator and AutoMark Voter Assist Terminal testing takes place at the Election Department, Revere City Hall.
Truck-Or-Treat at Suffolk Downs' Track offers tours of trucks, police cars, fire engines, plus face painting, bubble making, food trucks, music, and a sensory‑friendly hour, free, ages 3–13.
All Hallow's Eve at Revere Library and the burial ground.
Free pumpkins for the first 50, pumpkin decorating, games, activities and snacks at Louis Pasteur Park, optional costumes, for ages 3–13.
