Rose Kennedy Greenway - Auntie Kay & Uncle Frank Chin Park — Attraction in Boston

I go here very often after work. It's nice in the summer time when the waterfall gets turned on. The sound of running water is so peaceful to hear after a hard day at work. This place attracts many people, namely children. I get nervous to see them climbing the rocks because the area around it is made of stone and it's hard and not a safe place for children to play. It's also not encouraged for people to feed the birds because it attracts rats but of course no...

A unique playscape in front of the Chinatown Gate; it's one acre and added in 2019. It's created on The Greenway in honor of Auntie Kay and husband, Uncle Frank Chin. They were Chinatown residents who were always trying to improve residents' lives.

The playscape has many holes for kids to climb into and a slide. It's placed on green turf. There were tulips planted nearby. A great spot to let the kids release some energy in Chinatown town. Also, a good people...

It was a Friday in September when we walked past this square near Boston’s Chinatown and came across a beautiful event. It seemed like a local talent show featuring adults from the Chinese community (check out the video). We couldn’t help but stop and watch—it was totally mesmerizing. The performances, the vibe, the music, and all the colors were...