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One Boston Day 2026: How to volunteer, take part across Boston
City leaders and residents will honor bombing victims with service projects and a 10 a.m. wreath ceremony, while bells ring at 2:49 p.m.
- On Wednesday, April 15, 2026, Boston marks One Boston Day as Mayor Michelle Wu and Governor Maura Healey join families for wreath-laying ceremonies at the finish line to honor bombing victims.
- Commemorating the 13th anniversary of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, this day honors the lives of victims Martin Richard, Krystal Campbell, and Lu Lingzi, who were killed in the attacks.
- Bells at the Old South Church will ring at 2:49 p.m. to mark the bombing, while the Stepping Strong Center at Brigham and Women's Hospital hosts virtual "Stop the Bleed" training sessions.
- City departments and partners are hosting service projects leading up to Marathon Monday, with volunteers encouraged to register ahead for various neighborhood initiatives aimed at giving back to the community.
- A neighborhood cleanup is planned for Saturday, April 18, at Franklin Park Playstead, illustrating how the city continues to transform tragedy into ongoing opportunities for service and community positivity.
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One Boston Day: Remembering the Boston Marathon bombing victims, survivors 13 years later
Each year on April 15, One Boston Day honors the resilience, generosity, and strength shown by the people of Boston—and by those around the world—in response to the tragedy that struck the city on April 15, 2013.
Boston marks today, Wednesday, April 15th, the 13th anniversary of One Boston Day, the annual day of remembrance and community service in memory of the victims of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing. Mayor Michelle Wu called on residents, community organizations and companies to join in acts of kindness and volunteerism throughout the day. "I honor those we lost and celebrate the love that makes Boston a home for all," Wu said in an official statem…
One Boston Day ceremonies to honor victims, survivors of Boston Marathon bombings - Boston News, Weather, Sports
City leaders and community members will gather Wednesday to honor the victims and survivors of the Boston Marathon bombing. The annual ceremony marks 13 years since two bombs exploded on Boylston Street, near the marathon’s finish line, killing three people and injuring hundreds more. Each year, the community comes together at the site to remember the day. Lu Lingzi, Krystal Campbell, and Martin Richard — who was just 8 years old — were killed i…
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