Porrazzo Skating Rink

East Boston Neighborhood Ice Rink

The Porrazzo Skating Rink is a Commonwealth of Massachusetts public ice arena in East Boston, owned by the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) and operated by FMC Ice Sports since 2005. The Coleridge Street facility serves East Boston, Revere, Winthrop, and adjacent neighborhoods with year-round programming.

Programs for Kids

The rink runs structured tracks for first-time and progressing skaters. Programs include:
- Learn-to-Skate group classes through partner schools
- Learn-to-Play Hockey progression for new players
- Youth hockey clinics and skill camps
- Figure skating progression sessions
- Public skating sessions
- Club ice and league play for area youth teams
- Birthday party packages

What's Included

• Indoor ice sheet with locker rooms
• Skate-rental availability
• Wheelchair-accessible facility with on-site parking
• Transit-friendly location
• Drop-in public skate sessions on a posted calendar
• Coaching staff with hockey playing experience

Experience

Beginner skaters spend early sessions on basic balance, marching, and forward strokes before working stops and turns. Hockey-track students add stick-handling and game-speed reads. The Coleridge Street arena is the long-standing East Boston rink for both casual and competitive skating.