Blick Art Materials / Boston, MA

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Located on Brookline Ave. at Fullerton St. next to General Cinema Fenway Theatre in the Historic Landmark Center. First hour of deck parking FREE with validation in the store.

• Note that traffic is heavy, and tends to back up, when the Boston Red Sox are playing a home game.
• Exit I-90 at Cambridge Tolls. After the toll plaza, turn left towards Cambridge and then right onto James Storrow Memorial Drive (Soldier's Field Road) immediately before the bridge over the Charles River to Cambridge.
• Storrow Drive follows the south side of the Charles River. Continue east to the Fenway exit.
• Turn right at the Fenway exit. Take the underpass under Commonwealth Avenue and the Massachusetts Turnpike to Boylston Street.
• Turn right onto Boylston Street. Continue on Boylston to Park Drive.
• Turn right onto Park Drive. Landmark Center is on your right. Validated parking is available. Blick Art Materials is at the northeast corner of Landmark Center, and can be reached from either the interior or the exterior of the building.

• Take Massachusetts Ave. south to the Charles River. Cross the Charles River and continue on Massachusetts Ave., passing the Massachusetts Thruway, to Boylston Street.
• Turn right onto Boylston Street. Continue on Boylston to Park Drive.
• Turn right onto Park Drive. Landmark Center is on your right. Validated parking is available. Blick Art Materials is at the northeast corner of Landmark Center, and can be reached from either the interior or exterior of the building.

• The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (MBTA) Green Line is a light rail and surface streetcar train. In downtown Boston, it runs in a subway under Tremont Street, connecting with other MBTA Subway lines.
• Boston's Green Line has four branches, designated B, C, D, and E. Do not take a train that follows the E branch. This branch (to Heath Street) splits from the three northern branches at Copley. The B, C, and D branches split at Kenmore. Green line trains often combine several streetcars, splitting into shorter trains at Kenmore. West of Kenmore, all three lines eventually surface and run as streetcars.
• Use the Kenmore stop if you prefer not to wait for a D-Riverside train. From Kenmore, walk southeast on Brookline Avenue, about six blocks, to Blick Art Materials.
• From the Green Line D-Riverside branch, disembark at the Fenway stop. The Green Line’s Fenway stop is immediately to the west of Landmark Center on Park Drive. Blick Art Materials is at the northeast corner of Landmark Center, and can be reached from either the interior or exterior of the building.

• Boston's Commuter Rail network is divided into a north network, which feeds into North Station, and a south network, which feeds into South Station.
• From northern commuter lines, connect with the MBTA Subway system at North Station, and use the MBTA Green Line (Subway) to get to Blick Art Materials.
• From southern commuter lines, connect with the MBTA Subway system at South Station. Take the Red Line two stops north (towards Alewife) and then transfer to the Green Line to get to Blick Art Materials.
• Trains on the Framingham/Worcestor Line (to Back Bay and South Station) stop at Yawkey Station, about three blocks north of Blick Art Materials. Follow signs to Fenway Park and turn right onto Brookline Ave. in front of the stadium. Blick Art Materials is three short blocks southwest of the stadium on Brookline Ave.
• Trains on the Providence/Stoughton and Needham lines (to Back Bay and South Station) stop at Ruggles Station, about one mile southeast of Blick Art Materials. Ruggles Station is near the Museum of Fine Arts and Northeastern University. Use a taxi or bus, or walk along Ruggles Avenue northeast to the Landmark Center. Much of this walk follows parkland, and the Museum of Fine Arts is on your right as you pass Huntington Ave.