Spring at Last!
Cherry trees in bloom at the Trolley Shelter on Blackstone Boulevard and at the entrance to Swan Point brightened a rainy April 29th.
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Cherry trees in bloom at the Trolley Shelter on Blackstone Boulevard and at the entrance to Swan Point brightened a rainy April 29th.
Blackstone Parks Conservancy needs your help in order to finish a post-and-rail fence in an important area of our park that protects over 1000 native plants.
Meet us at the Parkside entrance to Blackstone Park for a spring renewal in our park to celebrate, from 1:30 to 3pm on Saturday, April 28th.
Time for the 2018 program for young conservationists at Blackstone Park to begin! In addition to repeating popular events like the Moonrise over the Seekonk
To the dismay of many people, three large red maples at the edge of Blackstone Field in Blackstone Park beside the Seekonk River were cut
Have your broker contact the Blackstone Parks Conservancy’s broker:
Kirsten A. Bagaglia, CRPC
Bank RI Investment Services
77 Highland Avenue
E. Providence, RI 02914
Please scan this QR code.
