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Boston Thanksgiving Bootcamp Blast for Charity
Boston Common, 147 Tremont St, Boston, MA | Get Directions »
$25.00
Locally-owned Ultimate Bootcamp will hold a Thanksgiving Day Bootcamp Blast for charity for the 5th year in a row, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to the St. Francis House in Boston.
The event, held on Thanksgiving morning, will provide participants with a chance to boost their appetite for holiday indulgences while also contributing to important causes in their area. The Thanksgiving Bootcamp Blast will focus on fun challenges and cheering on success, and is designed for all fitness abilities.
Participants in the Boston Common Bootcamp Blast will have the opportunity to visit the benefitting charity, St. Francis House, to deliver the donation check after their workout.
WHAT: Thanksgiving Day Ultimate Bootcamp Blast, a 90-minute workout
WHEN: Thursday, November 22, 2012
WHERE: Boston Common (all proceeds to benefit St. Francis House in Boston) from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. NOTE: Participants in this event will be able to visit St. Francis House after the workout to help deliver their check.
WHY: Thanksgiving Day Ultimate Bootcamp gives the opportunity to work out before indulging in Thanksgiving dinner, while also donating 100 percent of their proceeds to a local charity.
HOW: Register online at www.ultimatebootcamp.com. Registration must be done in advance and 100 percent of the $25 registration fee will be donated to the above organizations.
Event Details
| Where | Boston Common 147 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02111 |
| Next on | This event is over. |
| Time | 9:00 am–10:30 am |
| Who to bring | College Students, Moms, Dads, Singles, Everyone, Teens, Families |
| Website | http://www.ultimatebootcamp.com |
| rachel@sevenhillscommunications.com | |
| Price | $25 |
| Tickets | Buy Tickets |
More About Boston Common
Founded in 1634, the Boston Common bears the distinction of being the oldest park in America -- making it a longtime and excellent neighbor to Beacon Hill. The jumping off point for the Freedom Trail, the Common is host to everything from full-scale Shakespeare productions to Ultimate Frisbee and impromptu snowball fights. Its a fixture of life in Boston and Beacon Hill residents benefit from their close proximity to the nearly 50 acres of green space. While the Common has a rich history filled with revolution, political protest and a whole lot of cattle grazing (up until 1830), most of today's Beacon Hill residents enjoy the Common as a great place to take a blanket and relax in the sun or else grab some ice skates for a spin around Frog Pond in the winter.
City parks officials recently announced plans to remake the "Pink Palace" -- a now-defunct men's restroom near the Common tennis courts -- into a high-end restaurant. This park really has seen everything.
The Common is bordered by Beacon Hill to its north and the Boston Public Garden to its west, which was created 200 years after the founding of the Common. Together with the Public Garden, the Common makes up nearly 75 acres of green space in the heart of downtown Boston.
Other events here
- Commonwealth Shakespeare Company's Free Shakespeare on the Common: The Two Gentlemen of Verona July 6, 2013 / July 7, 2013 / July 8, 2013 / July 9, 2013 / July 10, 2013 / July 11, 2013 / July 12, 2013 / July 14, 2013 / July 15, 2013 / July 17, 2013 / July 18, 2013 / July 21, 2013 / July 23, 2013 / July 24, 2013 / July 25, 2013 / July 26, 2013 / July 27, 2013 / July 28, 2013,
