Thursday, November 24, 2022
Ahoy Matey! 2nd Annual Ship Lighting At Martin's Park
Friday, November 19, 2021
Santa Is Coming To Martin's Park
Santa Claus is arriving by boat and landing at the Harborwalk. From there Santa will enter Martin's Park and magically illuminate the much loved wooden play ship on:
Join Santa for some hot cocoa, caroling, and holiday fun. Hot cocoa will be provided by Flour Bakery and Tuscan Kitchen. Entertainment is by the a cappella group, Ball In The House, performing a selection of holiday classics, along with special guest, the Seaport’s Betty the Yeti.
Martin's Park, built in memory of eight-year-old Martin W. Richard, a victim of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, is an inclusive, resilient Boston City Park along the Fort Point Channel at the Smith Family Waterfront next to the Boston Children's Museum.
The Martin's Park Ship Lighting is presented by Friends of Martin's Park and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department. The Friends of Martin's Park is looking for volunteers to help:
set up starting around 2pm
serve hot cocoa
manage the photo props
breakdown around 6pm
Sunday walk through to make sure the Park is shipshape
Martin's Park is located at 64 Sleeper Street
within the historic Fort Point Channel Landmark District.
Sunday, December 20, 2020
Toys To Give. Toys to Receive. 'Tis The Season
updated 12/16/20: This just in from the North Pole- Santa will be arriving Tuesday, December 22, 2020. The toy drive continues this weekend online and at BCEC.
Santa Claus is coming to town next week and there will be toys to receive plus a Toy Drive for local children.
SANTA CLAUS VISITS
Tuesday, December 22, 2020 (new date)
4:00-6:00 pm
101 W Broadway, BPD C-6
Santa will be up on BPD's balcony & sending toys down his slide to the kids below. Kids will receive a gift bag from Mayor Walsh plus a toy and other treats.
There will be both a drive up & walk up option to see Santa. If you'd like to drive up to receive the gift, please pull in front of the station and someone will bring your gift over to your car. There will be a socially distanced line on the sidewalk for walk ups.
State Representative David Biele invites you to join him this weekend for a
Unwrapped toys for girls and boys (0 to 15 years old) can be dropped off at Boston Civic and Exhibition Center (BCEC) loading Dock. Enter via the West Gate entrance off of Cyher Street. Containers will be on site for contactless drop-off.
Toys will stay in the neighborhood and go to children at West Broadway.
Looking for gift ideas or prefer to shop from your sofa, click here.
Any questions? Email Neighbort2NeighborToyDrive@gmail.com.



