Join Camel City United Indivisible for an evening of community, conversation, and civic engagement as we gather in the heart of the Reynoldstown neighborhood.
This event is designed to celebrate the community first by bringing residents and local candidates together in a welcoming, neighborhood setting. We believe our neighborhoods are where relationships are built, conversations begin, and democracy grows stronger.
Following the Camel City United Indivisible endorsement process, we will publicly recognize the candidates who have received our organization’s endorsement for the 2026 election. We also welcome all candidates who have participated in this election cycle to attend, meet residents, and engage in respectful conversation about the future of our community. This is a partisan event sponsored by Camel City United Indivisible and is not being conducted as a nonpartisan candidate forum.
Candidates are encouraged to bring campaign literature, yard signs, business cards, and other campaign materials to share with attendees. Campaigns may also provide opportunities for supporters to volunteer or contribute to their campaign if attendees choose to do so.
Guests will have the opportunity to meet candidates, ask questions, learn about the issues affecting our community, and connect with neighbors over a selection of hearty hors d’oeuvres and refreshments.
Whether you’re coming to meet the candidates, celebrate civic participation, learn more about the upcoming election, or simply spend an evening with neighbors who care about our community, we hope you’ll join us.
Together, we’re building stronger neighborhoods, stronger relationships, and a stronger democracy—one conversation at a time.
Every Thursday, Indivisible co-founders Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg host a participatory conversation on the week’s news, the state of our democracy, and our plan to defeat the authoritarian threats we face. This week we’ll be joined by Indivisible endorsed candidate Patrick Roath, who is challenging a 13-term incumbent in the MA-08 Democratic primary.
