SAVE THE DATE!

On Saturday, March 5th, Peace Corps will commemorate our 50th Anniversary with a national event at the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston, MA. This event is free of charge and will feature a full schedule of cultural demonstrations, live world music, film screenings, and educational presentations celebrating our 50 years of promoting World Peace and Friendship.

Peace Corps 50th Anniversary Commemoration

Saturday, March 5, 2011

10am-3pm

JFK Library and Museum

200 William T. Morrissey Blvd.

Boston, MA

Additionally, anyone with a valid Student ID will receive a reduced admission rate of $10 per person to the JFK Museum. There is no charge to attend the Anniversary Commemoration.

A film by 
Jill Vickers and Jody Bergedick

website  |  Listen to a VPR broadcast interview about the film  | Boston.com calendar

Location: Studio Cinema at 376 Trapelo Road.  Movie will start at 7:30PM. 

What is the best way to celebrate being in Boston on a warm summer night? A Red Sox game with your Peace Corps friends, of course!

Join BARPCV and the Peace Corps community on Thursday, August 4th for a special celebration of the Peace Corps while the Boston Red Sox host the Cleveland Indians.

We have reserved a section of bleachers for RPCVs and Peace Corps friends.

The game starts at 7:10pm and tickets are $30 each.

Reserve your tickets today by emailing us at events@barpcv.org

Limit 4 per BARPCV Member, while supplies last.

Boston University's Center for Global Health and Development along with the New England Regional Peace Corps Office and the Boston Area Returned Peace Corps Volunteers are pleased to sponsor an event celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Peace Corps on Friday April 15th, 2011 featuring:

On Saturday, November 20th, BARPCV celebrated its 2010 Annual Meeting at Coda Bar & Kitchen in Boston, MA. A lovely brunch reception was held that included both the election of the 2011 Board of Directors and a presentation on accomplishments of 2010 and planning for 2011. If you missed the event, make sure to check out our 2010 Annual Report here!

A film by
Jill Vickers and Jody Bergedick

website  |  Listen to a VPR broadcast interview about the film

This is a free event at the Cambridge Public Library at 449 Broadway. 

MBTA: from Harvard Square, take either the 69 bus which goes from Harvard Square to Cambridge Street | 68 bus, which goes from Harvard Square to Kendall.