

Fenway Gathers
@New Edgerly Plaza
A Vibrant New Gathering Space in East Fenway
The Boston Transportation Department has installed a new pedestrian plaza in front of Whole Foods in East Fenway. The plaza serves people of all ages, providing an opportunity to relax, dine outdoors and have fun. The Fenway Alliance in partnership with the Fenway Civic Association has collaborated with the City of Boston transportation Department to manage the event calendar for the New Edgerly Plaza.
If you have any questions or have an idea for an activation, please email us here.
Upcoming Events

Junkyard Plaza
As part of Junkyard Plaza, Multidisciplinary artist Abria Smith brings selections from her poetry collection, Somebody Soup, to life through spoken-word performance, accompanied by bassist, percussionist, educator, and composer Ron Reid.
Friday, September 4
2:00pm - 8:00pm

Boston Bike Nation
Join Boston Bike Nation in the Fenway/Mission Hill area’s first not-for-profit bike repair space. Tools will be provided for free and volunteer mechanics will be available to assist. Connect with neighbors and local community through personal empowerment, and live music!
Sunday, September 20
2:00pm - 7:00pm

Fall Festival
Join us at Fenway Forward’s Fall Festival to welcome the new season! We’ll celebrate by creating nature stamp designs with Ginjer, playing yard games, eating some autumn-themed treats, and enjoying live music by Simon Davis! Free and open to all :) This event was made possible by the City of Boston's Fenway/Kenmore Impact Grant
Thursday, September 24
3:30pm - 6:00pm

Opening Our Doors Junkyard Extravaganza
Join us on the New Edgerly Plaza for a Opening Our Doors Junkyard Extravaganza, featuring info table, music, dance, and more! See full schedule of events for the 25th annual free art + culture festival Opening Our Doors here
Monday, October 12
noon - 5:00pm
Prior Programs on the Plaza


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Calendar of Events
New Edgerly Plaza Events Calendar is a collaboration between The Fenway Alliance, Fenway Civic Association, and the Boston Streets Cabinet




