Waterbury

Boulevard, Waterbury Neighborhood

West End offers a welcoming neighborhood with convenient access to schools, grocery stores, restaurants, and cafes, all located nearby for daily needs. Residents will find a variety of shopping options including several clothing stores within easy reach. The area features mainly single detached homes and duplexes, mostly built prior to the 1960s, with two- and three-bedroom layouts predominant throughout. The neighborhood’s street design provides excellent convenience for car travel and parking. Quiet surroundings characterize much of West End, contributing to a serene environment. Though limited for cycling due to sloping terrain, multiple bus lines service the area, ensuring several transit options.

West End is a neighborhood to buy a house in for those who prefer a laid-back environment. Since there are few pedestrians, West End is relatively quiet; however those who are near the railway line or Yankee Expy may experience more noise.

Highlights of Boulevard

Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special

🌳 Elmwood Park

A peaceful, tree‑lined green space beloved by Boulevard residents for its walking trails, picnic spots, and seasonal community events that foster neighborhood connection and recreation.

🏛️ Mattatuck Museum (near Boulevard)

Just a short ride from Boulevard, this museum offers rotating exhibits on local art and Waterbury history, making it a cultural hub that enriches the community’s appreciation of heritage.

🚏 CTtransit Waterbury Bus Lines

Running along Boulevard’s streets, these bus lines provide residents with efficient, direct public transit into Downtown Waterbury, facilitating easy access to jobs, services, and city amenities.

🏞️ Platt Park

A quietly charming neighborhood park within walking distance of Boulevard homes, offering a loop path, benches, and a peaceful setting for dog walkers, joggers, and families.

🏫 Webster School Building

A historic former school at Easton Avenue and Aetna Street just north of Boulevard, notable for its architecture and significance to the area’s educational heritage.

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This July in Boulevard

Things to do, events, and what's happening this month

Every other Saturday, July–September 2026

Fulton Park Farmers Market

Fulton Park Greenhouse, Waterbury, CT • 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.

A convenient, bi‑weekly farmers market offering local produce, crafts, and organic goods—ideal for Boulevard residents seeking fresh food and community interaction close by.

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Thursdays, July 12–October 25, 2026

Farmers' Market on the Green

City Green (92 Woodlawn Terrace), downtown Waterbury • 11 AM–3 PM

Downtown Waterbury’s vibrant market features organic produce, crafts, cooking demos, and a shady green—great for families and local food lovers from Boulevard to enjoy a relaxed afternoon.

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July 16–19, 2026

88th Italian Festival

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, 785 Highland Avenue, Waterbury • Thu–Fri 5–10 PM; Sat 2–10 PM; Sun 11 AM–8 PM

A long‑running, festive celebration with Italian food, music, Mass and procession—offering Boulevard neighbors a lively cultural experience tied to local heritage.

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Sunday, July 26, 2026

ECUAFEST 2026

The Patio Bar & Cafe, 210 Meadow St, Waterbury • Doors 11:45 AM; Show starts 3:00 PM

A family‑friendly Ecuadorian festival with live music, traditional food, crafts, and kids enter free—perfect for cultural diversity, community spirit, and a fun outing close to home.

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Through August 13, 2026

Summer Reading & American Revolution Exhibit

Silas Bronson Library, Waterbury

Ongoing summer reading programs for all ages combined with an exhibit on Connecticut’s role in the American Revolution—an educational and engaging option for Boulevard families to visit nearby.

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From the Neighborhood

Stories, updates, and things to know in Boulevard

Know Your Neighborhood

Local characteristics and demographics for Boulevard

Neighborhood Characteristics

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