Please join the Boston Park Advocates on the evening of Thursday, May 12 from 5:30 to 8 at the Franklin Park Golf Clubhouse, One Circuit Drive in Dorchester to learn more about opportunities to work together on two important campaigns this year.

BPA finally has an opportunity to fight for a dedicated park funding stream through the Community Preservation Act (CPA). Hear from Linda Orel of The Trust for Public Land on what Boston stands to gain and get answers to your CPA questions.
BPA wants to make sure that parks have strong representation in the Imagine Boston 2030 planning process. Take part in an activity to share your vision for Boston’s future.

If you are involved in any park-connected group, as staff or volunteer, you are encouraged to attend. You understand that parks and open space are important for public health as well as many kinds of activities and populations, such as sports, arts, gardening, youth, family, and seniors. Refreshments will be provided. Please click here by May 5 to RSVP for the Boston Park Advocates Summit. Free.