Cultural Resources

300 Congress Street, Suite 204

Quincy, MA 02169

617-353-0014

The Consulate General in Boston was established by the Government of Cape Verde in 1977, two years after National Independence for the purpose of protecting and defending the interests of the State and its nationals throughout the area of its consular jurisdiction, as defined as: all The United States, and Canada, with the exception of Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and Delaware, covered by the Embassy of Cape Verde in Washington DC.

With the establishment of this consular representation, in a country that is home to the largest number of Cape Verdeans of all generations abroad, today estimated at more than 400,000, and with the gradual investment that has been made with a view to strengthening its institutional capacity and improving the technical, human and financial conditions for its operation, Cape Verdeans in the USA and Canada have an open window that can connect them directly with the Central Administration in Cape Verde, providing them, among others, services of an administrative, notarial, judicial and civil registration nature, as well as the granting of entry visas to foreigners wishing to visit the country.

17 Reardon Street

Quincy, MA 02169

617-328-1333

Don Quijote Tours is receptive service company with a focus on the Spanish speaking tourism market. Visit Boston and its surroundings, from local tours to multi-day New England excursions and they provide tourist services in Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese.

The Massachusett tribe are the descendants of the original people that the English Invaders first encountered in what is now the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. We against all odds have survived as the descendants of the first people of Massachusetts. We continue to survive as Massachusett people because we have retained the oral tradition of storytelling just as our ancestors did.

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