Children's Wharf Park 3rd Community Meeting

10.19.16 update: This meeting will provide the latest, yet not final design of Martin's Park. Come see and give your input. 

The Boston Parks and Recreation Department invites the community to the third meeting to discuss upcoming renovations to Children’s Wharf Park located at 64 Sleeper Street, Boston.

Thursday, October 20th

6 p.m. until 8 p.m.

Boston Children's Museum 

Business Entrance, 308 Congress Street 

As part of the Boston Parks and Recreation Departments continuing efforts to provide quality open space and recreation areas for use and enjoyment by all residents of the city, efforts are underway to make improvements to Children’s Wharf Park, located at 64 Sleeper Street.

The Parks Department is very appreciative of the communities contribution to the design process, and look forward to updating you on the this exciting project.The park will be an inclusive play area and waterfront park in honor of Martin Richard.

The Parks Department will provide an update on the project and the designer, Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, Inc., will share their latest design for the park. Following the presentation, there will be a discussion about the project.

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originally published 10.6.16

What Is Your Vision For Children's Wharf Park?

The Boston Parks and Recreation Department is looking for community feedback on the new Martin's Park being designed for Children's Wharf Park located on the Harbor Walk next to the Boston Children's Museum. Submit your feedback by taking this survey now through Friday, May 13th. 

Should you have any questions or concerns regarding the design of Children's Wharf Park, please do not hesitate to contact the project manager on record, Lauren Bryant at 617.961.3019 or by email.  

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Children's Wharf Park 2nd Community Meeting

The Boston Parks and Recreation Department and the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Services invite the community to the second meeting to discuss upcoming improvements to Children’s Wharf Park located at 64 Sleeper Street, Boston.

Monday, April 11th

6 p.m. until 8 p.m.

Boston Children's Museum 

Business Entrance 

308 Congress Street 

The Parks Department will provide an update on the project and the designer, Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, Inc., will share their conceptual design for the park.  Following the presentation, there will be an open discussion about the ideas presented.  

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originally posted 4.6.16

Children's Wharf Park Design Community Meeting

Chris Cook, Commissioner of Boston Parks & Recreation, invites the community to a meeting for renovations to Children's Wharf Park on:

Wednesday, February 10, 2016

6 pm - 8 pm

Boston Children's Museum

Business Entrance, 308 Congress St. 

THE PROJECT:
As part of the Boston Parks and Recreation Departments
continuing eefforts to provide quality open space and
recreation areas for use and enjoyment by all residents of the city, efforts are underway to make improvements to Children’s Wharf Park, located at 64 Sleeper Street.

The Parks Department is very interested in what the community has to contribute to the design process.

The newly designed park will be an inclusive play area and waterfront park in honor of Martin Richard.

WHAT TO EXPECT:
The Parks Department and Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, Inc. will engage with the community on the design process and project schedule. Following this presentation, there will be an open discussion about project goals and opportunities.

For more information, contact Lauren Bryant at 617-961-3019 or via email. 

originally posted 1.29.16

Taste of Fort Point In Tenth Year

The Friends of Fort Point Channel invites you to leave your lunch at home and come to the 10th Annual Taste of Fort Point at Children’s Wharf Park  from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 12, 2014! Enjoy live music and free food samples from area restaurants! This year the event is expanding across the Fort Point Channel to Atlantic Wharf plaza. For a complete list of participating restaurants and organizations, visit the Friends of Fort Point Channel.