Park-N-Rec Program Returns On July 13 At Bellemeade Park 

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Join the fun this summer at a different Neighborhood Park around Evansville. The Department of Parks and Recreation is bringing back their mobile recreation program called Park-N-Rec. 

Park-N-Rec will take place on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons this summer from 1:00 to 3:00pm. You will also be able to find the program at other community outings this summer. The first day of Park-N-Rec will be Tuesday, July 13th at Bellemeade Park. 

Coming back from a successful fall launch, Assistant Sport Director, McKenzie May said this is a perfect time to bring the program back. She said, “Families are looking for things to do in the community now that things are opening back up from the pandemic. Park-N-Rec was able to do that in the fall, and we plan to do it again this summer at different park locations and areas in the community.” At each Neighborhood Park, there will be activities such as: yard games, dancing, arts and crafts, sport games, and much more. 

Dates and locations for Park-N-Rec days are: 

July 13- Bellemeade Park 

July 15- Akin Park 

July 20- Wesselman Park 

July 22- Tepe Park 

July 27- Howell Park 

July 29- Fulton Park 

August 3- Lorraine Park 

August 5- Garvin Park 

Additional Dates, Locations, and Times for Park-N-Rec Activities: 

July 23- North Main St, Old Burger King Lot, 12:00-2:00pm 

July 30- Bellemeade Park, 12:00-2:00pm 

August 6- North Main St, Old Burger King Lot, 12:00-2:00pm 

August 7- CK Newsome Center, 9:00am-3:00pm 

Park-N-Rec wouldn’t be possible without sponsorship from: Evansville Parks Foundation, Old National Bank, Berry Global, CenterPoint Energy, WIKY, Deaconess Hospital, Mattingly Charities, and 14 News. 

To learn more about Park-N-Rec, please contact the Evansville Department of Parks and Recreation at 812-435-6141. 

 

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  1. The City & the Dept. of Parks and recreation need to replace the basketball courts and the Otters Park playground at Garvin’s Park that was eliminated for the new pool.
    Children , teens and adults from the nearby neighborhoods used these daily.

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