CONTACT US
GETTING HERE:

Driving
On-site parking at Zone 3 is very limited and there is also limited street parking nearby. We ask folks to walk, bike, or take public transportation to join us at Zone 3.

Biking
We have ample bike parking right at Zone 3 and the Blue Bikes station at 175 N Harvard Stis located just down the street.

Public Transportation
We are a short walk from the Harvard Sq Red Line stop; The 66, 70, 70A, 86 busses all stop within a block or two of Zone 3, easily connecting us to Harvard Sq and Central Sq in Cambridge, Watertown, Allston Village, Brighton, Brookline, and Dudley Square.

Ride Sharing
If you are using Uber or Lyft please ask your driver to pick you up and drop you off at the corner of Speedway Ave and Western Ave. This will help us avoid traffic from double-parked cars.

Accessibility
Zone 3 is a wheelchair accessible location equipped with two indoor ADA-compliant restrooms. Portions of the beer garden site include gravel areas that rest on ADA-compliant landscaping “pavers” that make access for all possible.
GET IN TOUCH WITH ZONE 3
We are always interested in learning about creative vendors, artists, musicians, entrepreneurs, organizations, etc who are interested in collaborating on fun and interesting projects. Please use the designated forms below to get in touch with us:
FOR ARTISTS
We’re always looking to meet new Boston artists to work with. Join our roster to be considered for existing programs and future art initiatives!
HAVE AN IDEA FOR AN EVENT OR PROGRAM?
Whether you’re looking to collaborate with Zone 3 to host an event or propose your own concept, the first step is sharing your idea.
PRIVATE EVENTS
The Zone 3 space does not rent out event space for private events, fundraisers, or company gatherings. We are focused on public-facing community programs & events. Check out our calendar for event details.
GET IN TOUCH WITH PRX
While the Podcast Garage is part of the Zone 3 initiative we are not involved in programming that space. Please email them for more information.



