StyleFixx

On Wednesday, May 7, and Thursday, May 8, 2008, the Improper Bostonian is proud to be a sponsor of StyleFixx. The event will be held at the Boston Center for the Arts, 539 Tremont Street (South End) from 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm. Treat yourself and your girlfriends to the best shopping party of the year! Experience an evening of dream shopping with the latest in fashion, beauty and accessories. Indulge in FREE hair and beauty treatments, product filled SWAG BAGS, FREE product sampling and special offers you can't find anywhere else. For more information visit their website at www.stylefixx.com.

Mike Lowell Book Release Party

On Sunday, May 18, the Improper Bostonian is pleased to be a sponsor of the Mike Lowell Book Release Party. Come celebrate the release of Mike Lowell's new book "Deep Drive" along with many of his teammates and friends. The event will be held at The Estate, 1 Boylston Place (the Alley) in Boston. Doors open to the public at 8pm. Purchase tickets on line at www.theestateboston.com or at the door. All proceeds benefiting the Mike Lowell Foundation.

Taste of Beacon Hill

On Tuesday, May 20, the Improper Bostonian is proud to be a sponsor of the Taste of Beacon Hill, a gala featuring a variety of participating restaurants. Now in its 8th year, this BHBA fundraising event allows attendees to sample food from many of Beacon Hill's top restaurants. The event will be held at the Liberty Hotel. Tickets for the event will be sold at the BHBA office (74 Joy Street, 3rd floor), as well as the Cambridge Trust Company (65 Beacon Street). Ticket prices include $65 in advance (or buy five and get one free) and $85 at the door, and will be available May 1st. For further information, please do not hesitate to contact the BHBA at (617) 720-7888 or at beaconhillbusinessassociation@verizon.net.

Radio 92.9 EarthFest

On Saturday, May 24 , the Improper Bostonian is proud to be a sponsor of Radio 92.9 EarthFest. The event will be held at the Hatch Shell in Boston. EarthFest will take to the stage from Noon to 6:00 p.m. featuring the stellar music line-up of CAKE, Cracker, the BoDeans, and the English Beat. In addition to great musical performances, the Radio 92.9 EarthFest will once again feature a family stage and activity area with interactive programs and games for children. For the second straight year, a local music stage will feature some of the rising music stars from the Greater Boston area. For more information about the 15th annual Earthfest, visit www.bostonradio929.com.

Walk for Children's Hospital Boston

On Sunday, June 8, the Improper Bostonian is proud to be a sponsor of NSTAR's Walk for Children's Hospital Boston. Register today! For more information visit their website at www.childrenshospital.org/walk.

Positive Spin for ALS

On Sunday, June 22, the Improper Bostonian is pleased to be a sponsor of a Positive Spin for ALS. This bike fundraiser will take place at The Longfellow Club in Wayland. Proceeds from this event will benefit ALS research and patient service programs. This event offers cyclists a choice of five different routes: a 10 mile course, a 25 mile course, a 50 mile course and a 75 mile course. For more information visit their website at www.als-ma.org.

Beckett Bowl

On Thursday, July 10, the Improper Bostonian is proud to be a sponsor of the Beckett Bowl. The event will be held at Town Line Ten Pin in Malden. Bowl for charity with Red Sox pitching ace Josh Beckett, star athletes and "A-list" celebrities. Don't miss the event everyone will be talking about this summer. For sponsorship information and ticketing visit: www.beckettbowl.com or call 617-338-2766.

2008 Life is good Festival

On Saturday, July 19, the Improper Bostonian is proud to be a sponsor of the 2008 Life is good Festival to be held on Boston Common. From seed spitting and Double Dutch to soccer kicks, tug-o'-wars and football flings, it's an invitation to free family fun and healthy play. Thousands are expected to grab a big slice of summer fun as Life is good celebrates the sunny season with great live music, classic backyard food, and a colorful mix-of good time games and activities for adults and children alike. The festival, produced in partnership with the Boston Parks and Recreation Department, will benefit Project Joy, a Boston-based non-profit organization whose mission is to use the healing power of play to transform children impacted by violence, poverty and loss into healthy and joyful players in the game of life. In addition, Life is good will donate 100% of its profits raised through national sales of a specially-designed Festival tee shirt, available at www.lifeisgood.com, to Project Joy. The Life is good Festival brings the nostalgia of an old-fashioned American picnic to the heart of Boston. For more information visit their website at www.lifeisgood.com.