ParkARTS
Browse through an up to date listing of performing, participatory and visual arts programs taking place in parks throughout the city.

Swan Boats
The Swan Boats in the Public Garden are a Boston tradition.

Frog Pond
In the summer, the Boston Common's Frog Pond features a spray pool for children and in the winter a skating rink.

Boating and Sailing
Located on Boston Harbor, Courageous Sailing offers a variety of sailing programs for all ages. Whether you are a novice interested in lessons, an experienced racer looking for a little competition, or a professional looking to organize your next company outing, Courageous' affordable prices and professional service truly make it the best sailing option in town.

George Wright Golf Course
Founded in 1938, this 18-hole Donald Ross designed golf course is a hidden gem in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Boston. The course is open seven days a week from April 1 through November 30. This par 70 layout measures 6,440 yards from the back tees and is a challenge to golfers of any level. Superintendent Len Curtin and his staff have taken it upon themselves to bring this storied course back to its original beauty and PGA Professional Scott Allen will answer any questions you may have. For more information or to reserve a tee time please call (617) 364-2300.

William J. Devine Golf Course at Franklin Park
As the second-oldest public golf course in America, The Park measures 5,961 yards from the blue tees and is open year-round weather permitting. Part of the the historic Emerald Necklace in Dorchester, the golf course offers a pleasant inner-city golfing experience only minutes from downtown Boston. Superintendent Russ Heller and his staff have delivered on their promise of making this a must-see for any golfer! Contact PGA Professional Jessie Hodge at (617) 265-4084 for more information or to book a tee time.

Both golf courses are available for tournaments of any size and offer catering services on the premises. Contact the PGA Professionals listed above for more information.

Check Out the Birds of Boston! Our partners at the Friends of Jamaica Pond have a great webpage documenting the wide variety of birds that can be seen in our city. FriendsOfJamaicaPond.org »