Our 2016 Events Committee having fun at their 10th Annual Progressive Dinner FRIENDS OF MARSHALL SQUARE PARK Invites YOU to the13th Annual PROGRESSIVE DINNER • Saturday, February 2, 2019 • 6 to 10PM • Forget the ice and snow… Get out of the winter doldrums…Come party with your friends and neighbors! A great group of […]
The Three Homes on the First Stop of the 12th Progressive Dinner
Nearly 100 members of Friends of Marshall Square Park celebrated the 10th and biggest Progressive Dinner on Saturday, February 6, 2016. Our Events Committee (above) is a big reason for an outstanding success. Everyone gave their all, but committee chair Betsy Woodrow deserves special mention for steering the process. Treasurer Linda Scott originated FMSP’s Progressive […]
Join your FMSP friends and neighbors for a fun evening of food, festivity, and great camaraderie at five neighborhood homes facing Marshall Square Park. We split into two groups for the appetizers and then come together at the fifth home for dessert and a final toast. This exclusive, members-only event fills up fast — GET […]
As always, our Progressive Plates (formerly Progressive Dinner) was a smash hit. We had fun with neighbors, we ate well, and we drank well. Previously, because homes have a limited capacity, many could not get tickets. To have room for more, we added a home, dined in two groups for the first two plates, and […]
Neighbors & Friends of Marshall Square Park, Your invitation to our 8th Annual Progressive Plates gathering was mailed—if yours didn’t arrive, please print and use this PDF of our Invitation. Our beloved winter wine & dine event is Saturday, February 1, 2014, at 6 PM. This year’s format is slightly different from earlier years, with […]
2013, February 2, Saturday, Groundhog Day Another PROGRESSIVE DINNER! at the four neighborhood homes of our… HOSTS Thanks to all the hosts and guests over the years for making this event possible and successful. Your support brings our next big project closer every year—reinstalling the long-lost, NOW-FOUND FOUNTAIN at Franklin and Marshall Streets, gone since […]
