Frog Pond opens with a splash
One of the surest signs of summer splashed into action yesterday as the fountains and pools at the historic Frog Pond on Boston Common opened for the season.
The Boston Parks Department and the Skating Club of Boston welcomed enthusiastic children and families for the opening, flipping the switch on the spray pools with a kick-off celebration attended by Mayor Michelle Wu.
The opening was sponsored by Bank of America and H.P. Hood LLC, along with additional support from LEGOLAND Discovery Center Boston, N.E. Dairy Council, and Polar Beverages.
A boy keeps cool during the opening of the Boston Common Frog Pond. (Photo By Matt Stone/Boston Herald)
Nanny, Olga Rivas swings three-year-old Marco Guidi during the opening of the Boston Common Frog Pond. (Photo By Matt Stone/Boston Herald)
Mayor Michelle Wu reacts after her children Blaise and Cass splash her during the opening of the Boston Common Frog Pond. (Photo By Matt Stone/Boston Herald)
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