Welcome to the Franklin Park Coalition
The Franklin Park Coalition (FPC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to involving the community to work, play, & engage in Franklin Park, Boston’s largest green space. Designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted in the late 1800s, Franklin Park serves as an urban oasis to the surrounding neighborhoods and the City of Boston.
Latest News
It’s time for the Elma Lewis Playhouse in the Park!
Tuesdays, July 12 – August 16, 2022
11am – Children’s Shows
6pm – For everyone: come dance, socialize, and enjoy food trucks. Family-friendly and FREE!
We’ve got six amazing weeks of great music featuring local artists. Click here for the schedule.
Bring your lawn chairs and help spread the word. Post on your facebook page and share via social media.
Walk, bike, or ride the bus (#16, 22, and more).
Report and Track Concerns about Franklin Park
We’re please to announce a new page dedicated as a one-stop-shop to report and track your concerns about Franklin Park. Go to www.franklinparkcoalition.org/311 to view open and closed comments and complaints from parks users. The page leverages the City of Boston’s 311 service to display requests relating to issues in the park. See litter that needs to be addressed? Fallen limb? Out of service water station? You can report these issues, and more, on your smartphone (Android; iPhone) or via the web. And track your report, and those of other park users, at www.franklinparkcoalition.org/311.
Bos: 311 is the best way to report all the issues you want to see address in the park. Download the app, then snap a photo on your phone, tag the location in the park, and write a short description.