Roundhead Brewing Beer Garden To Travel To Various Boston Parks

~ Boston's parks are set to become even more lively this summer as Roundhead's Beer Gardens 2025 makes its return for a second year. The popular mobile outdoor hospitality experience, which offers food and beverages for all ages, will be traveling to six of Boston's parks throughout the season.

The first activation of Roundhead's Beer Gardens 2025 took place in South Boston at A Street Park in early June. It was met with great success and has now moved on to its next location at Copley Square on June 21st.

Mayor Michelle Wu expressed her excitement about the partnership between Roundhead Brewing and the city, stating that Boston's parks are a refreshing place to bring together community members and support local businesses. She also emphasized the city's commitment to being a fun and family-friendly home for all, with public spaces that can be enjoyed by everyone.

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Chief Climate Officer and Interim Parks Commissioner Brian Swett echoed Mayor Wu's sentiments, highlighting the importance of partnerships with local businesses in building community and supporting public spaces. He also praised Roundhead Brewing for their efforts in bringing people together through their mission of "cerveza que reune" or "beer that unites."

This is the second year of a three-year contract between the City of Boston and Hyde Park-based Roundhead Brewing Company. The City had issued a Request for Proposals in 2023 for a seasonal mobile outdoor hospitality opportunity that includes alcohol service, and Roundhead Brewing was chosen as the partner.

Founded in 2017, Roundhead Brewing is Massachusetts' first Latino-owned brewery. Founder Luis Espinoza expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to work with the City and showcase what they have to offer. He also emphasized their mission of bringing people together through their beer.

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Roundhead's Beer Garden Series will operate from Friday to Sunday at each location from 1:00 - 8:00 p.m., for up to three consecutive weeks before moving on to the next park. The schedule for the Beer Garden Series is as follows:

- A Street Park, South Boston: June 9 - June 20

- Copley Square Park, Back Bay: June 21 - July 13

- Adams Park, Roslindale: July 14 - July 27

- Lopresti Park, East Boston: July 28 - August 10

- Jamaica Pond Pine Bank, Jamaica Plain: August 11 - September 7

- Brighton Common, Allston-Brighton: September 8 - September 28

To stay updated on news, events, and improvements in Boston parks, residents can visit boston.gov/parks or follow the city's social media channels @bostonparksdept on Twitter and Facebook and @parks.boston.gov on Instagram. They can also join the email list by calling 617-635-4505.

With Roundhead's Beer Gardens traveling to different parks throughout the summer, Bostonians can look forward to enjoying delicious food and drinks while spending time with their community in some of the city's most beautiful public spaces.

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