The Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture commissioned Team P.L.A.Y., made up of artist Marlon Forrester and Studio Luz Architects, to create a long-term artwork in the newly renovated Dewitt Playground. The project is funded by the City of Boston's Percent for Art Program. 

Team P.L.A.Y. invites interested those who are interested to come learn about the project and share their feedback.

Join the virtual meeting

The Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture commissioned Team P.L.A.Y., made up of artist Marlon Forrester and Studio Luz Architects, to create a long-term artwork in the newly renovated Dewitt Playground. The project is funded by the City of Boston's Percent for Art Program. 

Team P.L.A.Y. invites interested those who are interested to come learn about the project and share their feedback.

In the past few months, we have talked with you about your general transportation safety concerns, including areas where crossing the street does not feel safe. In this meeting, we'll share ideas for designing safer crossings at a few locations. We look forward to your feedback!

Residents shared their concerns by writing to us, talking with us, and responding to an online survey. Learn more about the process thus far on the Moreland Street / Mount Pleasant Avenue Neighborhood Slow Streets webpage.