Accessibility
Dewey Square Park is an accessible, ADA-compliant venue, regularly maintained by Conservancy staff.
An accessible restroom is located on the concrete plaza near the main entrance. Select food trucks may stay open during the event, and nearby businesses inside South Station and around the Greenway will also be open.
The dance floor is raised approximately one inch above the surrounding grass. A ramp for step-free access is located on the side of the dance floor closest to the entrance and beer garden, opposite the band, instructors, and mural.
Paths are made of ADA-compliant gravel, and all areas of the plaza are flat, with some sections of grass and dirt. All dancing takes place on our wooden sprung dance floor, where all shoes and attire are welcome.
Dance instructors and the band perform on raised platforms in front of the dance floor for easy visibility and Vivo Performing Arts staff members are happy to help with sightline questions if needed.
Vivo Performing Arts offers sign language interpretation upon request. Requests must be received at least four weeks before the event by contacting Vivo Performing Arts at 617-482-6661 or boxoffice@vivoperformingarts.org. All requests are subject to interpreter availability and provided at the discretion of management.
Weather permitting, Vivo Performing Arts provides portable Assistive Listening Devices at all free events.
For more accessibility information about this event, please fill out this request form, contact the Vivo Performing Arts Box Office at 617-482-6661 or boxoffice@vivoperformingarts.org, or visit our Accessibility page.
The nearest accessible MBTA stop is the Red and Silver Line’s South Station stop. It is located at 700 Atlantic Ave, Boston MA and is 500 feet away from Dewey Square Plaza on a mostly flat path.
smoke- and cannabis-free
All Greenway parks are smoke- and cannabis-free, as well as alcohol-free, except the Night Shift beer garden as noted.
From our venue partners at The Greenway:
The smoking or other consumption of marijuana and marijuana-related products, including flower, edible products, topical products and ointments, oils and tinctures, is prohibited throughout all Greenway parks, consistent with and subject to penalties under Massachusetts law (M.G.L. ch. 94G, Sec. 13).