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Posted: February 23, 2024
WS Development and Mass General Brigham’s Snowport iceless curling continues
Boston, MA Seaport by WS Development, in partnership with Mass General Brigham Health Plan has continued the annual Snowport into 2024 with its iceless curling. A winter experience for all, iceless curling offers Seaport residents and visitors the opportunity to get outside and beat the winter blues through a fun and engaging outdoor activity. Guests can book curling outings with friends, family, or colleagues, or sign up for lessons with the North End Curling Club on select Saturdays.
“As part of an integrated healthcare system, we are committed to supporting the overall health and well-being of our members and breaking down barriers to wellness resources and care year-round,” said Dr. Lindsay Jubelt, chief population health officer for Mass General Brigham and chief medical officer for Mass General Brigham Health Plan. “That is why we are pleased to support the Snowport’s programming designed to promote the health and wellness of our communities.”
Curling at Snowport is open seven days a week through February 25, 2024.
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