Celebrate! Afro–Americans are incredibly important contributors to New England! John Pedro was the first African American to set foot in Massachusetts. ( late 1500’s) He was a Roman Catholic from Angola.
We’re here to help you get into New England Black history, culture and community. We share while we learn.
Going into a new place is a wonderful experience.
Travel the area. We offer a line of trips you never seen before. And you can book transportation to traditional events that happen every year. Don’t miss the 2018 Newport Jazz Festival, the African American Film Festival on Martha’s Vineyard, or the Black New England Conference.
Singles and couples can order tickets from us for sightseeing and anytime travel. Groups are provided buses or vans matched to your needs.
Murrellimedia is a Boston-based African-American owned service provider and publisher. Since 2004, we have published the Online Guides to Black Boston while performed as business tech consultants to industry in the region.
Centered on the Black experience in New England, we share essential information with all and create Black Boston themed items for birthday gifts, souvenirs and lifestyle. You can fill up on Black history from our content and take a trip into diverse regions of New England.
Feel free to ask us about:
- bus prices and schedules for group travel
- black owned restaurants and shops
- black history trail tours
- travel to Yankee towns
- adventure trips and deals
- places to stay
- Hotels in Boston and the area
- Martha’s Vineyard
- airport pickup transfers
- nightlife and lifestyle recommendations
- … other
Thanks!
William Murrell, III
Publisher & concierge broker
– AboutBlackBoston.org
– www.visitBlackNewEngland.com
– www.Vacation2NewEngland.com
MURRELLI Media
867 Boylston St., 5th Floor
idea space
BOSTON, MA 02116
(617) 942-1301
BostonMurrell@Gmail.com
P.S. New England is in the northeastern region of the United States. There are 14 million people alive in the area. The region is 72,000 square miles and includes the states of Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island.
New England’s snowfalls, ski resorts, casinos, beaches, oceanside vistas, boating culture, whale watches, fishing industry, tourism enclaves, universities, Cape Cod and the islands, fall foliage and crafted cuisine are some of the outstanding features people look for.
Boston, Massachusetts is the hub of New England. It is the largest city in the region. Established in 1630, Boston pre-dates the American Revolution (1765-1783). Boston first Black community was established in 1638.
