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About Brighton Athletic Fields

Welcome to Brighton Athletic Fields, officially the Harrington Athletics Village at Brighton Fields, a premier multi-field athletics complex in Brighton, MA. Known for hosting ACC and NCAA Championship events, the facility combines baseball, softball, and an indoor practice area (the Pete Frates Center) to support athletes at every level. Whether you’re catching a game or planning a tournament, we’ve got you covered with essential details to make your visit smooth and enjoyable.

From accessible on-site parking and convenient MBTA Green Line access to nearby hotel and restaurant recommendations, you’ll find practical information to secure your seats and plan your trip. We’ve highlighted affiliate partners to help you book comfortable stays and great meals close to the action.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Current name: Harrington Athletics Village at Brighton Fields; Former name: Brighton Fields (renamed during dedication in 2018).
  • GPS address: 2125 Commonwealth Avenue, Brighton, MA 02135.
  • Venue type: multi-field athletics complex (baseball and softball) with a supplemental indoor facility (Pete Frates Center) as part of Harrington Athletics Village.
  • Baseball capacity: Eddie Pellagrini Diamond has 1,000 fixed seat-back chairs, expandable to 2,500 for championship events.
  • Softball capacity: Boston College Softball Field has 300 seats, expandable to 1,000 for tournament play.
  • Parking: 750 on-site parking spaces.
  • Transit: MBTA Green Line access via Boston College station nearby.
  • Nearby hotels (examples): Hotel Commonwealth (500 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA 02215); The Verb Hotel (1271 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02215); Courtyard by Marriott Boston Brookline (40 Webster St, Brookline, MA 02446).
  • Notable events hosted: 2018 dedication of Harrington Athletics Village; opening acts for BC baseball/softball; facility designed to host ACC and NCAA Championship games.