Refreshments will be provided. For more information, please contact erika.butler@boston.gov.

You will learn about the history of acrobatics in China, which goes back more than 2,000 years, and some basic Chinese phrases. Li performs hand balances, plate spinning, ribbon dancing, diabolos, and foot juggling. A limited number of young volunteers get to join her to create an impromptu ribbon dance, and also to try their hand at plate spinning. 

Funding for this program was made possible by the Highland Street Foundation.

We will celebrate the much-beloved trickster spider who has brought joy to many generations through interactive stories, games, and songs. 

Funding for this program was made possible by the Highland Street Foundation.

Moakley Park Winter Warmer will be an afternoon of fun with s’mores, hot cocoa, kids’ activities, snowshoeing (weather permitting), music, and more! Explore new recreational activities, learn about resilient landscapes, and lend your voice to the ‘Make Moakley Yours’ campaign. Learn about what is being done to make Moakley Park accessible to all of Boston, while enjoying the festivities at the same time!  We want to hear what you want to see in Moakley Park in the short and long term, to make it a more resilient, healthy, safe and vibrant park for Boston’s many varied communities. This event is free to the public and family friendly. 

We look forward to seeing everyone on February 29, next to the Ollie/South Boston Neighborhood Preschool (1187 Columbia Road) from 2 - 4 pm. Admission is free and open to all. 

Can’t make it? We would love to hear your feedback.

• Drop-in, no pre-registration required.
• We require a caregiver to participate during Family Gym. Fun and safety are our priorities.
• Caregivers must remain in the gym with their children at all times.
• Legal guardian must sign a waiver before child can participate.
• Children of all abilities welcome
• Immigrant-safe space.

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