The Longwood Medical and Academic Area

The LMA is a workforce powerhouse for the city and state.

73,000 workers

24,000 students

3.8 million patient visits annually

$672 million in state tax revenues annually

Happenings

  • Autumn 2024

     

    LONGWOOD COLLECTIVE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER: LONGWOOD HAPPENINGS

    Our monthly Longwood Happenings newsletter is the perfect way to get important, streamlined information about the LMA sent straight to your inbox. From travel advisories to upcoming Outside// events and everything in between, our newsletter has you covered! We'll keep you up-to-date on all you need to know about the Longwood Medical and Academic area.

    Click here for our October edition which highlights an award recently won by the Longwood Collective TMA, a recap of Car Free Day, and more.

     

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  • Autumn 2024

     

    LMACCC DISCOUNT

    The Longwood Medical and Academic Area Child Care Center is now enrolling for full-time and part-time care for children ages two months to five years. With programs designed to promote each child's self-confidence and self-esteem, the LMACCC provides a caring, supportive, and safe environment.

     

    The LMACCC is offering a special promotion for families who enroll between August 1st and October 31st - providing 10% off their child's first 3 months of care. Visit https://www.lmaccc.org/ to learn more.

     

     

     

     

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  • Autumn 2024

     

    BIKE LONGWOOD 2024

    Bike Longwood is has wrapped up for the season after a successful summer of free, 15-minute bike tune up courtesy of the Longwood Collective TMA together with Landry’s Bicycles.

     

     

    In total, over 600 bikes were serviced, instilling confidence and bolstering biker safety in the LMA.

     

     

     

     

     

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