Chelsea Salsa In The Park

We are beyond excited to bring our first Chelsea Salsa In The Park to our beloved Chelsea. We are looking forward to making this summer a memorable one, after not being able to gather in this manner and make this event happen these last couple of years. WE ARE READY TO DANCE! Chelsea was chosen as it is Organizer and Co-Founder of Chelsea Salsa In The Park, Susy Ismatul Oliva’s hometown. Chelsea Salsa In The Park is an innovative community event for all ages, backgrounds, and abilities which combines music, dance, culture, and education. This Summer Chelsea SITP Co-Founders, Eddie Ocasio, Susy Ismatul Oliva, and partners MetaMovements will bring you this free outdoor event for all to enjoy! Bosson Playground *Between Grove St. and Bellingham St. at Shawmut St., Chelsea, MA 02150* *You can enter 50 Bellingham Street into your GPS.* Sat., July 23, 2022 - 3:00pm-7:00pm Rain Date: Sun., July 24, 2022 - 2:00pm-6:00pm What the Evening Will Bring: * Salsa Class by Susy Ismatul Oliva * Music by DJ eddieTunez * Timba Lines * Dance Performances: Salsa y Control Dance Co. Querencia Dance Co. J&L’s Abayarde * Social Dancing * Water Tables * Laughter, Sweat & of course, Fun! Location/Transportation/Parking 📍50 Bellingham Street, Chelsea MA Public Transportation: 🚍 Silver Line 3 from South Station - Stop at Bellingham Station walk up the stairs to Washington Ave. Walk towards Chelsea Square past City Hall, locate Bellingham Street next to TD Bank and walk up to Bosson Playgwound which will be on the left. 🚍 111 Bus from Haymarket Station - Stop at Chelsea Square walk up Bellingham Street (3mins) Bosson Playgwound will be on the left. Parking 🚘 Street parking 🚘 City Hall 500 Broadway, Chelsea MA has available spots. Once parked, locate Bellingham Street next to TD Bank and walk up to Bosson Playground which will be on the left. Please send us a private message here if you are interested in becoming a team member/volunteer or sponsor to help us make this event possible for our community. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.