Boston Climate Week 2027 is a citywide program scheduled for May 15–23, bringing the Greater Boston community together around climate action and environmental challenges. The official site describes it as seven days of events, conversations and community action aimed at advancing the city’s sustainable future.1
Rather than a single conference, the week is presented as a collection of events, from summits to community gatherings. The official site lists ClimaTech, a conference at the Boston Center for the Arts Campus on May 16–17, as one featured event. Its stated focus is climate technology, including solutions and partnerships.1 A separate event listing describes a broader calendar of more than 100 events involving startups, universities, institutions, neighborhood groups and city leaders.2
The intended audience is correspondingly broad: local residents and community groups, alongside organizations and people working in climate, business, research and public leadership. The official site says the week is organized by a coalition of local climate organizations, businesses and community leaders; another listing names ClimaTech, Climatebase, Activate and Greentown Labs as organizers.12
The program’s scope spans local climate action and the transition to a more sustainable, resilient future. A 2027 conference directory identifies climate technology, policy, finance and community action among the week’s areas of focus.4 The available sources establish the dates and broad format, but do not provide a complete 2027 schedule or identify individual week-wide speakers.12