“We are delighted to collaborate with Mayor Wu and community partners to create joyful ways that invite residents and small businesses to connect and play throughout Boston’s neighborhoods. “Our outdoor spaces are vital social and ecological infrastructure,” said Gretchen Rabinkin, Executive Director of the Boston Society of Landscape Architects. “Fields Corner Main Street is excited to work with The City, and our community partners to provide a family-centered experience for residents and visitors to be outside, have fun and enjoy delicious treats from some of our neighborhood's small businesses,” said Jackey West Devine, Executive Director, Fields Corner Main Street. We look forward to bringing the Boston Winter Express to Auntie Kay & Uncle Frank Chin Park to celebrate Lunar New Year and bring joy to a winter day,” said Keelin Caldwell, Director of Programs and Community Engagement of the Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy. “We are thrilled to partner with Mayor Wu to create an opportunity for the Boston community to gather and play safely on The Greenway during the winter. We are wishing businesses success, people good health and everyone with prosperity in the coming year,” said Debbie Ho, Executive Director, Chinatown Main Street. “As we celebrate the Lunar New Year with the Tiger, Chinatown Main Street is so excited to partner with Mayor Wu and the Rose Kennedy Greenway in bringing the Boston Winter Express event to Chinatown. I invite Boston residents to come join us at these events for family friendly fun, hot chocolate, and more!” We are excited to bring communities across our city together safely outside in the wintertime. “This is an opportunity for us to bring some cold weather joy to our neighborhoods. “I’m excited to announce the Boston Winter Express,” said Mayor Michelle Wu. The Boston Winter Express will be making additional weekend stops in Nubian Square on Saturday, February 26, and in Fields Corner at Town Field on Sunday, March 6th. It will feature complimentary food and drinks, free COVID-19 test kits provided by the Boston Public Health Commission, free books courtesy of the Boston Public Library, and the City of Boston’s City Hall To Go truck. in partnership with the Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy and Chinatown Main Street. The first event will be a celebration of Lunar New Year on February 13 from 12:00 p.m.
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