Supporters of the Prouty Garden have filed for an immediate injunction to halt the closing and destruction of the Garden, as Boston Children’s Hospital threatens to move ahead with its massive $1 billion expansion project. The injunction request will be heard Wednesday, November 23, at 11 am in Suffolk Superior Court Room 817.

The hospital will be holding two "farewell to Prouty" events this week. These events will be held in the Prouty Garden: WEDNESDAY, Nov. 16th, 6:30-10:30 am and THURSDAY, Nov. 17th, 3-7 pm. Please read on for more details.

The hospital will be holding two "farewell to Prouty" events this week. These events will be held in the Prouty Garden: WEDNESDAY, Nov. 16th, 6:30-10:30 am and THURSDAY, Nov. 17th, 3-7 pm. Please read on for more details.

Next Thursday, the MA Public Health Council will meet to vote on the DPH staff recommendation to approve the BCH's ill-conceived expansion project. This vote represents the final regulatory hurdle for the hospital and a very significant moment in our efforts to preserve the Prouty Garden for future generations.

PLEASE JOIN OUR RALLY ON THE SIDEWALK DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF THE MA STATE HOUSE ON BEACON STREET IN BOSTON FROM 12:30 P.M. - 1:30 P.M., ON THURSDAY, OCT. 20TH.

Join the Friends of the Prouty Garden at the 9th Annual Boston GreenFest, taking place on Saturday, August 20th starting at 12 noon. We will have a community table set up for the purpose of educating the public about the healing powers of the Prouty Garden. Please join us!

Please join us! We will be holding a gathering in front of the hospital to spread awareness about the vital importance of the Prouty Garden at Boston Children's Hospital on Thursday, 8/18, from 11 am to 1 pm

BCH administrators recently announced a series of informal, monthly drop-in info sessions with Chief Administrative Officer Dick Argys to address questions about the proposed new clinical buildings; this is a chance to show up and ask questions. The next session is Tuesday, August 2nd from noon-1 p.m. in the cafeteria conference room.

Please join us! We will be holding a gathering in front of the hospital to spread awareness about the vital importance of the Prouty Garden at Boston Children's Hospital on Thursday, 7/21, from 11 am to 1 pm.

BCH administrators recently announced a series of informal, monthly drop-in info sessions with Chief Administrative Officer Dick Argys to address questions about the proposed new clinical buildings; this is a chance to show up and ask questions. The next session is Thursday, July 7th from noon-1 p.m. in the cafeteria conference room.

The Friends of the Prouty Garden will have a table at the July 4th Open Air Market in Newton. We will have a table at Albemarle Field, Watertown Street, Route 16. Come to Save Prouty, stay for the music, food, fireworks and fun! Volunteers are also needed. Please contact us for more info if you would like to get involved. 

Join us on Saturday, June 4th from 11 am to 6 pm at the Cambridge Arts River Festival! We will have a table in front of the Esplanade Apartments at 81 Cambridge Parkway. Volunteers are also needed! Please contact us for more info if you would like to get involved. 

The hospital recently announced a series of informal, monthly drop-in info sessions with Chief Administrative Officer Dick Argys to address questions about the proposed new clinical buildings at 300 Longwood and Brookline Place, and the "plans to carry green and open spaces campus-wide." The first session is this Friday, June 3rd from noon-1 p.m. in the cafeteria conference room and all members of the Boston Children's community are welcome. We encourage Prouty Garden proponents to attend to voice any concerns and ask their lingering questions.