June 6, 2025 Traffic Advisory

Boston, MALocal News

Boston will celebrate Pride Week with several significant events, including the Saint James Avenue Pride Street Fair on June 14-15 and the Boston 10K road race on June 22, 2025. The street fairs will lead to the closure of Saint James Avenue to through traffic, with parking restrictions in place. The Boston Athletic Association will conduct the 10K race at 8 a. m. on June 22, featuring a route that covers various iconic city streets.

Attendees are encouraged to walk, bike, or use public transit, with the MBTA suggesting round-trip tickets for efficiency. The Perkins Street Pride Block Party will also occur on June 15, coinciding with the other festivities. Parking restrictions will affect several streets throughout the event days, including Beacon Street and Boylston Street. These events are anticipated to draw large crowds, significantly impacting local traffic and parking availability. This year's Pride celebration continues a longstanding tradition of inclusivity and community engagement in Boston.

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