Sign, by Emily Bhargava
The following houses are for sale on the street right now:
The 2026 Block Party was a great success, despite the rescheduling due to a Nor'easter! Thank you for all of those who helped out and attended and donated their time and money, and especially to the Good Trouble Bass Band who performed for us!
Sign, by Emily Bhargava
Irving Street has a permanent exhibit of mosaic stones made in-memory of Karen Edlund, a long-time resident of the street and a founding board member of the New England Mosaic Society. Learn more about Karen and the exhibit or download a map.
If you are interested in making more, contact Emily Bhargava for details. The substrate has to be stone or cement, and the adhesive has to be thinset or silicone, and the tiles have to be frost-proof (non-absorbent).
See the new collection of historical stories, photos, and historical maps as well as a tool for comparing maps. Please contact Erik if you have anything to add.
We have weather and air quality stations on the street! Check out hyper-local weather and air quality:
Some photos of Halloween on Irving St have been posted for this year.
Thanks to Patricia DiPasquale, the first Irving Street Cookbook is now available for download!
(Please ask Lisa Clark or Erik Nygren
for the password.
If you have any more photos you'd like
posted, forward them to Erik)
There is an email list for residents.
Click here for more information (also password protected).
Contact Erik Nygren (#60) if there are things you'd like to see here.