Revere Beach Americas First Public Beach established in 1896 in Revere, Massachusetts

On Friday October 26th the City of Revere will host an Economic Development Summit at the Comfort Inn & Suites to showcase the city’s development opportunities to real estate professionals from across the country.

  Columbus Day Parade Breakfast Fundraiser a huge success at Beachmont VFW- See the Revere TV Video ! It was standing room only at the Beachmont VFW this past Monday morning as a big crowd came to support the effort to bring back the tradition of the having the Columbus Day Parade in Revere.  Mayor Dan Rizzo, as the event MC,  showed great pride and determination in his ability to gather widespread community support  for this event in his effort to bring back the parade in 2013.

Classic Scene at Revere Beach Then & Now- The image here at the William G. Reinstein Bandstand and Pavilions on Revere Beach reminds us all of many wonderful days and nights spent at the beach. This past summer season was one to remember at America’s First Public Beach.

Word came out last week that the New England Revolution were back in talks with Revere about building a stadium at the old Wonderland Dog Track, and Brian Bilello lent some credence to the news. Is it a workable solution for the Revs?

Annual Pumpkin Festival – Across from Kelly’s Roast Beef Please mark your calendar for the Revere Beach Partnership’s Annual Pumpkin Festival!!! It will be held on Saturday, October 13th, 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.across from Kelly’s Roast Beef on beautiful Revere Beach!! Free pumpkins will be given to children under the age of 12 years old while supplies last. There will be the “pumpkin patch”, where the children can pick out their pumpkins, entertainment, face painting, farmers market and all around family fun. So, bring the kids, grandkids, neices and nephews to Revere Beach for a great time.

6th Annual Revere Beach Memorial Remembering those whose lives have been cut short due to alcohol and drugs. Please join us:  Sunday, September 23, 2012 William G. Reinstein Bandstand, Revere Beach 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. (rain or shine) You may pre-register a loved one’s name by calling (781) 485-6404 or register in person between 6:00-7:00 p.m. on September 23rd. You are also invited to bring a photo of your deceased loved one to post on the memory wall during the event. Everyday we remember……Let’s spend a moment remembering together.   The 6th Annual Revere Beach Memorial is a candle light vigil remembering those whose lives have been cut short due to alcohol and drugs. The Revere CARES Coalition and the City of Revere is again organizing this touching event for Sunday, September 23, 2012, at the William G. Reinstein Bandstand on Revere Beach (rain or shine). The event begins at …