We want our kids to thrive in school, right? Getting their homework done with less hassle, less stress and everything to help them succeed is one important way to do that. Here are some helpful tips for creating the perfect space for them to complete their homework at home with the prefect space to…
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As summer is coming to a close and school is starting up soon, it’s time to start thinking about after-school programs and activities for your children. Whether it’s homework help, arts, sports, or socializing with friends, there are plenty of great options right here in Dorchester. We compiled a list of our top picks in…
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Need something to do with the kiddos? On a budget? Need to cool down in the summer heat? Here’s a few things we’ve come up with for you. 1. Ryan Playground/Spray Park More like a full-fledged water park than a spray park, with lifeguards on duty. Includes a large wading pool that even big kids…
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“Every three minutes in the U.S. an allergic reaction sends someone to the hospital” –FARE If you or someone you know has an allergy to food, you know the struggle it can be to dine out, especially if it’s a severe reaction. At Chill on Park: We take allergies seriously. All new staff watches training…
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We’re excited to have celebrated our two-year-anniversary on May 15th! With all the excitement of another year ahead, we’ve been reflecting on the wonderful things that have happened at Chill on Park so far. Where do we even begin? Since opening in May of 2015, Chill on Park has supported more than 30 local organizations…
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Ice cream season is starting and we’re ready to scoop up plenty of treats for you! From our Frappes to Ice Cream Sandwiches, we have a wide selection of ice cream indulgences to choose from; but do you know which is which? Is a Frappe the same as a Milkshake? What exactly is a Banana…
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Spring is just around the corner and we are so ready for it (seriously, what’s with this #MAsnow in March?). And as the flowers and trees bloom back to life, we are reminded of this time of renewal, transformation, and reflection. Spring is also the season of celebration in many cultures. We love celebrating all…
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Snow has fallen, trees are bare, and temperatures are below 40 degrees: all classic signs that it’s winter here in Boston! Though it’s cold outside, and you probably don’t want to spend too much time out there, we have a few ways to keep busy inside. Beat that winter boredom with these snow-inspired, kid-friendly activities.…
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Read the full article by Matt Robinson here! “While it may be known as “home of the bean and the cod,” MA is also one of the largest consumers of ice cream per capita in the United States. In the summer, that is all fine and good. But how can the Bay State maintain maintain…
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Did you catch us in the Dorchester Reporter in their December 22, 2016 issue? Read the full issue here, and scroll down to page 9 (People section) to read our story. “Chill on Park, The Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester,and the Boston City Singers hosted an Evening of Holiday Fun on Friday, December 16.…
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