City Councilor John Rice just reached out to announce that the free outdoor skating rink at the Hyde Center is now open and that the (also free) skating at the Cove in Auburndale will open at 10 a.m. Sunday.
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Awesome. Where does one get skates that they may use only once or twice?
haven’t been there in years but the Ice House in Wellesley does it used to sell used skates.
Mike check Savers in West Roxbury or and Play It Again Sportw
That’s great news! Thanks!
I wear a common size and was able to get skates off craigslist from another town resident some years back…