Beacon Hill Civic Association Mission Statement The Beacon Hill Civic Association (BHCA) was established in 1922 by a small group of neighbors whose goal was to protect Beacon Hill's historic residential character. Today, the BHCA continues as a volunteer organization that helps preserve and enhance the quality of life on Beacon Hill, a historic, urban, residential neighborhood in downtown Boston.
Upcoming BHCA Committee Meetings & Events
Young Friends Social - Wednesday, April 30th, 7pm, Hill Tavern First Friday Coffee Hour - Friday, May 2nd, 8:30am, 74 Joy Street Beacon Hill Meet & Greet - Monday, May 5th, 6pm, 75 Chestnut Neighborhood Clean-Up to Honor Paul Greenfield - Saturday, May 10th, 9-11am, meet at CVS Annual Meeting of Members - Thursday, May 22nd, 8am, Hampshire House Valiant Cruise for Members - Wednesday, May 28th, 6:30pm, Rowes Wharf - tickets on sale now!
Save the Date! Mayor Wu's Coffee Hour for Beacon Hill & Back Bay - Thursday, May 15th, 10am, Commonwealth Mall For further information on BHCA events or to volunteer, please contact the BHCA office at 617-227-1922.
Please see below to view the recording of the Boston Water & Sewer Commission/National Grid Meeting held at the BHCA on Friday, April 11th.
The 2025 BHCA Neighborhood Guide is now available!
Important Notice from the BHCA Office for Contractors We signing affidavits electronically. If you need a Contractors Parking Permit, please download the Contractors Affidavit below, fill out, scan or photograph, and email back to [email protected]. We will email the signed affidavit back to you. Please remember to remove your permits when they have expired, and please DO NOT nail permits into trees!
Beacon Hill Civic Association Statement on Racial Justice The Beacon Hill Civic Association joins in the call for equality and racial justice in our society. Ending systemic racism falls to all of us, and the Beacon Hill Civic Association commits to using its platform, privilege, and resources to help build a community of inclusiveness, diversity, fairness, and respect within our neighborhood and throughout the City of Boston.