The Skating Club of Boston® is a leader in advancing participation, education and excellence in skating for people of all ages, abilities and means.

There will be no public skating on the following dates due to special events. However, please join us and experience a figure skating competition or special event! More information can be found at the links below.

The Skating Club of Boston is known for its rich history spanning more than a century. Showcasing this history is a 200′ History Wall on the Mezzanine featuring larger than life images of some of the most significant moments throughout each decade at the Club.

No other skating club in the New England area offers all that The Skating Club of Boston offers for all your skating interests. Whether your passion is singles, pairs, dance, Theater On Ice or synchronized skating, The Skating Club of Boston is the place to best serve your needs.

The Skating Club of Boston is renowned for bringing countless world-class events, shows, celebrations and competitions to Boston including the U.S. Championships and the ISU World Championships over the past one-hundred years.

With one Olympic-size and two NHL-size skating rinks, The Skating Club of Boston has created a new destination for skating in the United States, and one that also welcomes town residents to share in the experience.

The Skating Club of Boston has a rich history of supporting its athletes in their pursuit of personal dreams and greatness. The Club’s state-of-the-art training facilities are open to every member with skating privileges, and are designed to enhance an athlete’s training in every discipline.

The Skating Club of Boston is unique among the many U.S. Figure Skating clubs for its long tradition of hosting and producing regional, sectional, national and international competitions. These include: two World Championships, a Grand Prix, a Challenger Series event, seven U.S. Championships, and multiple regional and sectional qualifying ...

The Club was founded by an enthusiastic group of Boston skaters, informally known as the “Back Bay Skating Club,” who had shared skating out of doors at various sites in the Boston area, including especially Hammond’s Pond in Chestnut Hill.

ISU World Figure Skating Championships® 2025; 2025 U.S. Synchronized Skating International Classic; Compete USA Boston; 2025 Boston Open Spring; 2025 Club Competition; 2025 Cranberry Cup International; Boston NQS; Boston Synchronized Skating Classic; Dinners and Send-Offs; Seminars and Workshops › Social Ice Dancing; Boston Ice Dance Weekend ...