Let's Play Boston
The central hub for everything Youth Sports in Boston. Our mission is to bring the City together through sports.
let's play Vision
Mayor Wu’s administration is committed to nurturing a robust and resilient youth sports ecosystem that develops youth and creates community.
Mayor Wu's Office of Human Services is excited to announce the 2025 Let’s Play Boston Grant. This funding opportunity is open to 501(c)(3) nonprofits or fiscal sponsors of local providers who have been in operation for the past two years, with a record of youth enrollment who serve youth ages 8-18 to participate in athletic programming and are registered in City of Boston Youth Sports Hub. This effort is to support organizations that are community-based sports organizations with a mostly volunteer staff (more than 50%). Grant recipients will receive funding for up to $5,000 to support increasing access sports opportunities for Boston youth.
To learn more and apply please click the button below!
Celebration of Champions
Huge shout out to all the youth athletes who gave their all this season — showing us the true power of participation, perseverance, and teamwork.
Boston loves its champions — not just for the wins, but for the teamwork, the spirit, and the community they represent!
City-Run Programs
Free sports programming from Boston Parks and Recreation
BPRD offers free clinics in baseball, softball, soccer, flag football, ultimate frisbee, and more. Learn more and register now.
Free Sports Classes and Programs at BCYF Centers
Basketball, Volleyball, Futsal, Bowling, Wiffle Ball, and more! Find out about sports programming at your local BCYF Center.
SPORTS FACILITIES MAP
The citywide sports facilities map includes indoor and outdoor public and private facilities. You can navigate this application by clicking the button below.
Youth Sports News
News
Youth Sports Directory
Take a look at the list of youth sports organizations that offer programming in the City of Boston.
Please note: The directory is for informational use only. The programs displayed on the directory have been self-reported by youth sports groups and organizations. None of these programs, except for those offered by city departments, are explicitly endorsed by the City of Boston.
White Stadium
The City and BPS envision revitalizing White Stadium as a centerpiece of BPS athletics through a commitment from the city to construct the East Grandstand for BPS athletics and bring a professional women’s soccer team back to Boston. Learn more about how the City of Boston is planning a significant investment in the stadium and it's athletic facilities.
