Join the FTSP Walking Club for an exclusive supporters-only tour of the Arnold Arboretum, North America’s oldest public arboretum and a jewel of Frederick Law Olmsted’s Emerald Necklace.

Expert guide Nicole Geada will lead our small group through the Arboretum, sharing its history, landscape, and notable collections along the way.

This private experience is reserved exclusively for Friends of Titus Sparrow Park supporters and is limited to just 20 participants.

Join the FTSP Walking Club as we explore East Boston, a neighborhood shaped by its industrial roots, diverse immigrant communities, and evolving waterfront. This guided walk will feature scenic harbor views along the Harborwalk, a visit to Piers Park, a tour of Jeffries Point, and a stroll along the Mary Ellen Welch Greenway, where we'll encounter public art.

Celebrate Spring with the Friends of Titus Sparrow Walking Club all things gardening as we welcome the newly formed Friends of Titus Sparrow Gardening Club! We'll discuss the Gardening Club's mission and upcoming events as we walk to all 10 of the South End's community gardens, sharing a bit of South End history along the way.

Join the Friends of Titus Sparrow Walking Group for an exploration of Jamaica Plain! We’ll stroll along Centre Street through JP’s vibrant commercial core, visit the 1760 Loring-Greenough House and the historic 1735 Stone Mile Marker in Monument Square, and admire the neighborhood’s architecture—from classic triple deckers to grand Victorians.

Join the Friends of Titus Sparrow Walking Group as we explore a beautiful, off-the-radar public space and secret garden atop the Google Building, featuring spectacular views of Kendall Square, Boston, and Cambridge.

Bundle up and walk with the Friends of Titus Sparrow Walking Group to Winteractive, downtown Boston’s interactive outdoor art experience. Inspired by Quebec’s vibrant winter festivals, this exhibition brings color, play, and creativity to the city streets.

Join us for the first official walking tour of the Friends of Titus Sparrow Walking Group—a special walk-and-museum experience exploring one of Boston’s most significant and devastating chapters in urban history.

Discover one of Boston’s most cherished urban green spaces on this guided walking tour of the Southwest Corridor Park. Stretching from Back Bay and the South End through Roxbury and into Jamaica Plain, the Corridor beautifully blends city and nature—featuring flowering trees, community gardens, vibrant murals, and the unique character of each neighborhood it connects.

Explore the hidden stained-glass artistry of the Saint Botolph neighborhood — once known as “Stained Glass Row.” Join us for a guided walk highlighting the history, craftsmanship, and architectural gems that helped shape American design, with 200+ windows still shining across just 12 blocks.

Who was Titus Sparrow, and how did his contributions shape our beloved park and community? Join the Friends of Titus Sparrow Park for a guided neighborhood walk led by Board Member, Irwin Levy.