Join us at BCYF Quincy Community Center for our 4th Annual Teen Co-Ed Black Light Volleyball!

• This is a FREE event for teen participants, ages 13-18
• This event will be one of BCYF’s Summer Teen Nights to provide teens a safe space to participate in exciting activities throughout the summer.
• Please wear as much florescent or white clothing as possible to this event.

To sign up please contact Helen Wong at Helen.Wong@boston.gov or 617-635-5129, x1086.

This event is generously sponsored by the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority, Foundation for BCYF, Chinatown Main Street, and Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center.

• Drop-in, no pre-registration required.
• We require a caregiver to participate during Family Gym. Fun and safety are our priorities.
• Caregivers must remain in the gym with their children at all times.
• Legal guardian must sign a waiver before child can participate.
• Children of all abilities welcome
• Immigrant-safe space.

Learn more about BCYF Gallivan

Players will learn the safe, non-contact, flag version of rugby, the fastest growing youth team sport in US and a recognized varsity sport in Massachusetts high schools this spring. They will be taught the basics of the game in a safe, active and supportive environment. Skills that they will learn include:

• ball handling
• running with the ball
• catching and passing
• teamwork, and
• sportsmanship.

For more information, contact Cheryl Brown at 617-961-3085 or cheryl.brown@boston.gov.

Parks online activity search

Players will learn the safe, non-contact, flag version of rugby, the fastest growing youth team sport in US and a recognized varsity sport in Massachusetts high schools this spring. They will be taught the basics of the game in a safe, active and supportive environment. Skills that they will learn include:

• ball handling
• running with the ball
• catching and passing
• teamwork, and
• sportsmanship.

For more information, contact Cheryl Brown at 617-961-3085 or cheryl.brown@boston.gov.

Parks online activity search

Players will learn the safe, non-contact, flag version of rugby, the fastest growing youth team sport in US and a recognized varsity sport in Massachusetts high schools this spring. They will be taught the basics of the game in a safe, active and supportive environment. Skills that they will learn include:

• ball handling
• running with the ball
• catching and passing
• teamwork, and
• sportsmanship.

For more information, contact Cheryl Brown at 617-961-3085 or cheryl.brown@boston.gov.

Parks online activity search

Players will learn the safe, non-contact, flag version of rugby, the fastest growing youth team sport in US and a recognized varsity sport in Massachusetts high schools this spring. They will be taught the basics of the game in a safe, active and supportive environment. Skills that they will learn include:

• ball handling
• running with the ball
• catching and passing
• teamwork, and
• sportsmanship.

For more information, contact Cheryl Brown at 617-961-3085 or cheryl.brown@boston.gov.

Parks online activity search