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What’s New At Boston’s Lawn On D As Season 11 Is Underway

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What’s new at Lawn on D? Well, Season 11 is now underway as it opened over the weekend with lots of new and exciting things happening. Here’s all you need to know about the new installations and upgrades.

What Is The Lawn On D?

If you’ve never been there before, I’m sure you’ve at least seen the big “circle swings” on social media. But it’s more than just some swings. “A first-of-its-kind outdoor interactive space in Boston, The Lawn On D began as an experimental event landscape that brings together different communities, audiences and area residents for innovative programming and events in the epicenter of the South Boston Waterfront and South Boston neighborhoods. The Lawn On D is owned and operated by the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority (MCCA).” (Signature Boston)

What’s New?

There are two marquee additions that are now part of the experience: the Kaleidoscope Garden and Urban Grove interactive installations.

The Kaleidoscope Garden

“We looked to the kaleidoscope as an awe-inspiring apparatus to create ever-changing experiences that set the imagination ablaze and capture the fleeting, light-filled spirit of summer,” said designers Sarah Brophy and Katherine Chin. “Kaleidoscope Garden invites people to wander through an immersive particle field of firefly-like glowing discs before entering the central oculus, where they partake in a communal act of image-making with the changing sky.” (Lawn on D)

Urban Grove

“The Urban Grove represents Arrowstreet’s goal of creating interactive experiences for communities to gather, reflect, and relax,” said Arrowstreet Senior Associate Jenna Carolan. “The installation symbolizes a commitment to preserving and expanding shaded green spaces within our city landscapes while also infusing the space with an element of whimsy and delight. We are excited to see the Urban Grove come to life, and we hope the community will take the time to reflect—both figuratively and literally—in this space and enjoy the renewed vibrancy of the Lawn on D.”

Community Programming

The MCCA will host two Signature Series events for the community, including a summer event on Saturday, August 17 and a fall festival on Saturday, October 5. As always, all public events are free and open to all ages.

A free FitFest will provide complimentary fitness classes, themed gear, and more on Saturday, July 13, the first of several select Saturday events by Rebel Restaurants.

The 4th Annual Boston While Black Family Reunion returns on Saturday, July 20 for an all-day celebration of Black community, culture, and joy in Boston.

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