Community Activations
At LiteWork Events, we curate Community Activations that help brands, institutions, and public agencies build meaningful connections with Boston’s diverse young professional community.
For over a decade, we’ve cultivated a loyal audience of diverse young professionals who trust us to deliver culturally resonant experiences where engagement feels authentic, welcoming and safe.
Given our track record of producing highly successful social experiences, we’re uniquely positioned to introduce our partners to a deeply engaged, mission-aligned audience.
By partnering with us, you can build brand awareness, invest in community-grounded initiatives, and advance visibility or recruitment goals through social events.
Whether activating public spaces, supporting local initiatives, or designing immersive social experiences, LiteWork Events offers a seamless pathway for partners to show up in the community while aligning their presence with real needs, interests, and opportunities.
We invite you to explore what’s possible when purpose, culture, and connection come together!
Past Partnerships
City of Boston Supplier Diversity Office
October 2025, we partnered with the City of Boston’s Supplier Diversity Office to produce a high-impact “Small Business Mixer” where entrepreneurs and business owners (particularly those from historically underrepresented communities) could learn about certification pathways, upcoming contracting opportunities, and citywide procurement initiatives.
Our team curated the program, including event flow and networking activities designed to spark meaningful connections. The result was an energetic, well-attended gathering that deepened engagement between Boston’s small business ecosystem and municipal partners, while reinforcing the city’s commitment to equitable economic development.
Black Economic Council of Massachusetts (BECMA)
October 2025, we partnered with the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts (BECMA) to produce the official “Mass Black Expo After Party” at Grace by Nia—an elevated celebration designed to extend the energy of the Expo into an evening of social connection.
The event featured a sophisticated atmosphere, live DJ and band, sponsored signature cocktails, and intentional networking moments that aligned with BECMA’s mission to uplift and amplify Black businesses.
The collaboration reinforced LiteWork Events’ role in creating culturally grounded, community-centered spaces that foster engagement beyond work settings, and deepened relationships within Boston’s Black professional ecosystem.
Save the Harbor/Save the Bay and the MA Department of Conservation & Recreation (DCR)
July 2025, we were awarded a “Better Beaches Grant” from Save the Harbor/Save the Bay to host “The Sunset Social” at Tenean Beach Park. This was a free community gathering designed to activate Boston’s waterfront.
We curated an evening experience that brought residents together through music, movement, and social engagement along the shoreline. Our team produced a warm, welcoming environment that encouraged attendees who may not regularly visit the beach to experience Tenean Beach in a new way. The event aligned with the program’s mission to diversify waterfront usage and reduce barriers to access, while showcasing LiteWork Events’ ability to build inclusive community spaces in nontraditional outdoor settings.
Museum of Fine Arts (MFA), Boston
Since 2019, we have partnered with the Museum of Fine Arts through their Public Programs and Film Programming departments. In June 2025, we co-presented a Film Screening of Spike Lee’s School Daze. This collaboration brought together film, culture, and community by highlighting the historical and contemporary significance of Black fraternity and sorority life.
The event featured a dynamic mix of film, conversation, and fellowship, offering attendees an opportunity to engage with themes of identity, activism, and the legacy of HBCU culture.
In colalboration with the Greater Boston National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC), the program created a vibrant, intergenerational space that celebrated Black excellence while deepening community engagement within one of Boston’s most iconic cultural institutions.
This partnership showcased LiteWork Events’ ability to blend cultural programming and storytelling, bringing diverse audiences into major public spaces.
WS Development & the Boston Seaport
Since 2023, we have partnered with WS Development to bring diverse programming to the Boston Seaport. In July 2025, we continued this collaboration by producing “Brunch Noir at The Rocks at Harbor Way” —an elevated daytime social experience that infused culture, community, and celebration into one of the Seaport’s most vibrant public spaces.
Leveraging the dynamic design and open layout of Harbor Way, we curated a funoutdoor event featuring music, food, and interactive elements that reflected the spirit of summertime in Boston. The space became a lively hub where young professionals could gather, connect, and enjoy an interactive experience in the heart of the Seaport.
This collaboration underscored WS Development’s commitment to creating inclusive, community-centered activations within the neighborhood. Together, we transformed The Rocks into a destination that celebrated connection, creativity, and the richness of Boston’s diverse communities.
Partners in Health
Since 2021, we have collaborated with Partners In Health (PIH) in raising funds while bringing together the local Haitian Diaspora as part of the annual “Black Boston for Haiti” event. This community-centered fundraiser supports critical health and humanitarian efforts in Haiti. Rooted in solidarity and cultural pride, the event brings together Boston’s Black young professionals, Haitian leaders, and allies for an evening of purpose-driven connection.
Our team curated a selection of vendors, food and entertainment to create an energetic atmosphere that provides a spact to amplify PIH’s long-standing work in Haiti. Each year the event successfully mobilizes local support and elevated awareness of Haiti’s ongoing needs. To date, we have raised over $20,000 for PIH.
This collaboration demonstrates LiteWork Events’ ability to activate its network for meaningful causes and showcases how social experiences can serve as powerful platforms for collective action.
