Providence Parks
Fall 2026: The Park is closed while construction continues on Trinity Rep’s addition. Learn more about upcoming improvements below, and find other places to skate your city!
Adrian Hall Way
Upcoming Improvements 2026
The Adrian Hall Way right of way- between the Park / Skate Spot and Trinity Repertory Theater- will be transformed from a traditional street and sidewalk into a pedestrian-focused public plaza with improved lighting, new plantings and gathering space, while maintaining and expanding the skatepark.
The City of Providence provided funding for the utility work that was required before any other construction could begin. Trinity has managed the utility relocation work associated with its construction, while Providence Parks is leading the Skatepark and Pedestrian Improvements at Adrian Hall Way. Once Trinity Rep’s construction no longer requires closure, the Parks Department will move forward with the planned improvements to the public space and skatepark.
The Parks Department project will prioritize the expansion and redesign of the existing skate spot, creating a larger, more contemporary, and welcoming space for skaters of all ages and abilities. New public pedestrian walkways, lighting, seating areas, and stormwater infrastructure will integrate the skateboarding amenities into the surrounding public space.
An important part of the process was direct collaboration with Providence’s skateboarding community. It reflects the Department’s broader approach to public space: listen to the people who use it, design for multiple generations and interests, and create places that are active, accessible, resilient, and connected to the surrounding neighborhood. Please check out some of the renderings of these upcoming improvements in the photo gallery.
History
The Trinity Skate Spot is a skateboard park nestled between Trinity Repertory Theater and Trinity Brewhouse on Adrian Hall Way. The project transformed a neglected outdoor underutilized space into a vibrant public park. The Friends of Adrian Hall Way design, build, program and manage the space in partnership with the Parks Department. Opened in 2018, it consists of custom concrete and brick features flanked by murals in the heart of downtown Providence.
Details
Open Year-Round
Downtown
0.15 acres
41.822549, -71.416365
164 Fountain Street
Also Known As
Trinity Skate Spot
Trinity Mews
Report an Issue
To report a maintenance issue at this location, submit a request through PVD 311 or contact the Parks Department directly.
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Providence Parks creates and maintains exceptional, accessible green spaces that serve as the foundation for wellbeing, quality of life, and environmental stewardship in Providence, Rhode Island.
Contact
Providence Parks Department
Clark Dalrymple Boathouse
Roger Williams Park
1000 Elmwood Ave
Providence, RI 02905
Superintendent: Wendy Nilsson
providenceri.gov/parks