Boston T Party

Next Party Anouncment

noreply@blogger.com (Jonathan) — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 03:00:00 +0000

Mark your calendars for the second Boston T Party,

Sunday November 1st at 7:00 PM, Washington St. Station, Green Line (B) Inbound

That is a just a day after Halloween, so don't forget your costumes!

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The party will only be 40 minutes long, but if you want to join mid-party, you may be able to catch it at the following places/times:

Washington St. - 7:00
Packards Corner - 7:11
Kenmore - 7:24
Government Center - 7:35 (End)

When its over we will all rendezvous in Cheers Faneuil Hall(approximately 7:45 PM).

Look for our logo in the window of the door.

FOOD: Bake some food and share it with party-goers, and T riders!

Cookies and cupcakes are recommended (try to avoid sticky things)
Any non-alcoholic drinks, tea is recommended

MUSIC: Bring your instruments and Jam..

Please see the FAQ for a general description below.

Frequently Asked Questions

noreply@blogger.com (Jonathan) — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 17:34:00 +0000

Are you supporting some cause?
Yes, we are hoping our party will facilitate happy connections between strangers who ride the T together each day. We hope to to warm the T atmosphere, which is too often as chilled as the Charles River in winter. Lastly we support taxation with representation.

Why the B Line?
The B Line is just about the slowest form of transportation in the whole city of Boston. That makes for a longer party!
Can I really play music at the Boston T Party?
Everyone is welcome to bring their instruments and jam. We may need to stop the music if it disturbs the driver, and have everyone quickly find a seat . . . If you would like to be an official sponsored artist (with your name on this site) then email a sound or video clip to
Cover Charge?
You must pay to get on the T as usual, $2.00 cash, $1.75 with a Charlie Card and free with a monthly pass.
Is this illegal?
Food has been allowed on the Boston T since it was first built. But be aware that drinking alcoholic beverages is strictly forbidden at the Boston T Party. If you insist on drinking, please do so in moderation before joining the party. Also the music must stop if it disturbs the driver.
Is it okay to wear Pants?
We expect most guests to remain fully clothed, but you never know what may happen!
Who is behind BostonTParty.org?
Many people have thought about partying on the T, indeed many already have. JonathanLansey and his flatmate, Ikemefuna Agbanusi, sketched out this particular plan one late night on the T when a kind stranger gave them delicious cupcakes, with funfetti! It has since developed with help and encouragement from their amazing friends.
What is the Boston Tea Party?
The very first Boston Tea Party was in 1773. To read more about it see wikipedia.

Boston T Party Tomorrow!

noreply@blogger.com (Jonathan) — Sun, 31 May 2009 01:06:00 +0000

Hey Everyone,
The Boston T Party is tomorrow, 7:00 PM, Washington St. Station (B) Line. Try to make it on-time because we can’t hold up the trolley for you!
Bring your favorite instrument, some food to share and/or a costume.

Special thanks to Emily at the Boston Globe and Korri from WBUR for announcing the event.

See you all tomorrow

Our First Party Announcement

noreply@blogger.com (Jonathan) — Mon, 11 May 2009 04:09:00 +0000

The first Boston T Party will be a party held on the MBTA Green (B) Line Sunday May 31st at 7:00 PM, Washington St. Station, Inbound look for our logo, in the window of the door.

The party will only be 40 minutes long, but if you want to join mid-party, you may be able to catch it at the following places/times:

Washington St. - 7:00
Packards Corner - 7:11
Kenmore - 7:24
Government Center - 7:35 (End)

When its over we will all rendezvous in Cheers Faneuil Hall (approximately 7:45 PM).

FOOD: Bake some food and share it with party-goers, and T riders!

Cookies and cupcakes are recommended (try to avoid sticky things)
Any non-alcoholic drinks, tea is recommended

MUSIC: Bring your instruments and Jam.
If you would like to be an officially sponsored artist (with your name on this site) email

COSTUMES

Colonial period costumes are encouraged but any and all costumes are welcome.

FLIER by Fanny Aizier.