Give people what they want. And what people want is to eat outdoors. Earlier this month, Café L’Europe and Club Colette became the first two Palm Beach restaurants approved for permanent outdoor seating under a new initiative by City Hall. The Outdoor Café program replaces a temporary program that wasRead More →
California has many formal acts in law. Division 5 of the Public Resources Code, Chapter 1.55, provides the Urban State Parks and Healthy Communities Act, found in Sections 5095 through 5095.6. Chapter 1.55 was added in 2001 by Chapter 877. Section 5095 names the law. Section 5095.1 contains eleven legislativeRead More →
The majesty of the national park system is as diverse as it is breathtaking. Virtually every type of climate and natural feature is covered, from the geysers and waterfalls of Yellowstone, to the granite cliffs and ancient forests of Yosemite, to the arid deserts of Death Valley, and even natureRead More →
The Weather Network / MétéoMédia is supported by readers. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn a commission. When the forecast calls for warm, sunny weather, these outdoor games will provide endless entertainment for all ages. Take them to the park, beach or cottage, or setRead More →
By: Jessica O’Connor The Lowcountry Field of Dreams will host its annual banquet on August 6, 2022 at the Berkeley Shrine Club in Moncks Corner, South Carolina. Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy dinner and an open bar while participating in games, raffles and a live auction. Raffle andRead More →
Public Works Board approves funding for community parks and playgrounds July 27, 2022 Governor Hogan’s Budget Supports Outdoor Access Across Maryland Maryland DNR picture The Board of Public Works today approved the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) application to fund the first Community Parks and Playgrounds program for fiscalRead More →
AAre you looking for a new lake to fish? A new track to pedal? Or just want to try something new? The Great Miami Riverway offers dozens of fun, free places to explore this summer. From mountain bike trails to river surfing, there’s something for all levels and interests. HereRead More →
Published: 09:21 July 26, 2022 Eight Suffolk parks will fly prestigious green flags this summer after being recognized for their cleanliness. Across the east of England, 170 parks have met the high standards required for a coveted Green Flag award in 2022, environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy has revealed. TheRead More →
When we were kids, we spent most of our free time doing outdoor activities. Whether it’s playing with other neighborhood kids or simply bonding with nature. No matter how many memories we have made outdoors, there will be nothing more special than classic outdoor games. Let’s dive into the pastRead More →
Photo credit: Visit Madison Do you like Morning Chalk Up? Access additional exclusive interviews, analysis and stories with an Rx subscription. A fundamental principle of CrossFit is to “use your fitness” in everyday life, and CrossFit Games week is no different. With an abundance of ways to sweat it upRead More →
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) – Pools and wading pools are usually busy on warm days, but the playground portion of the park is emptier than usual. After a few scans with a thermometer gun, it’s easy to see why. The surface temperature of several plastic slides at Riverside Park in WichitaRead More →
Despite near-record temperatures, residents are still heading to state parks and recreation areas to soak up the Sunday sunshine. The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection tracks parks that have closed to new vehicles because parking lots have reached capacity. DEEP also reminds residents to beware of heat, asRead More →
A library is not just a place where you can borrow a book. And the Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library proves that sentiment as its pop-up libraries become increasingly popular places for families and kids to have fun together. “We’re bringing a mobile library as well as activities and games, story timeRead More →
When it comes to climate adaptation options, one of the key messages from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is that cities integrate their gray and green spaces. While modern cities have largely abandoned traditional practices, our ancestors may have understood more than we realize about living with nature. Increasingly,Read More →
Dance artist Rob Heaslip brings the cultural tradition of ‘The Strawboys’ to life with a modern twist, as he unveils his dynamic pop-up work, across Galway this summer. Strawboys, an energetic outdoor show, blurs the lines between traditional and contemporary dance and music and pays homage to the traditions andRead More →
I guess it’s officially summer for me. I completely lost track of what day it is. And as such, I’m writing this week’s column late Monday, well past my deadline. It occurred to me yesterday at some point that I needed to sit down and write, but I caught upRead More →
Indianapolis may be best known for its racetrack and stadium, but Indiana’s state capital also boasts two state parks and hundreds of green spaces. Whether bundled up in winter coats or baring sunny shoulders in the long-awaited summer heat, residents and visitors with children flock to the 130 playgrounds dottedRead More →
Offaly, part of the Irish Heartlands, is accessible from almost anywhere in Ireland and offers superb top-notch outdoor activities. Take to the skies, water, mountains and trails – if you’re looking for a thrilling adventure, you’ve come to the right place. In search of thrills in the heart of Ireland,Read More →
Cobb PARKS will be hosting a 6-week Tai Chi course every Tuesday evening from August 2 through September 6 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. at the Ward Recreation Center, 4845 Dallas Highway, Powder Springs. The cost of the courses is $60 for the six weeks. Call 770-528-8885 or email [email protected] for moreRead More →
PLAY Roanoke announced the formation of Roanoke Parks Foundation, dedicated to supporting the City of Roanoke Parks and Recreation Department. This no–for-profit organization will work with donors, volunteers and leaders in the community towards improving the quality of life for all Roanoke residents and visitors. The Foundation will raise funds,Read More →
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Boost your outdoor fun with these amazing games for adults and kids. From stacking giant blocks to bocce ball, there’s something for the whole family this summer. These interesting and fun choices for the whole family don’t require getting in the carRead More →
The northeast coast of Catalonia, Spain, is also known as the Costa Brava, or “wild coast” – and with good reason. The stretch of coastline from the French border to the town of Blanes is known for its rugged landscape and wild sea, as well as kayaking, rock climbing, horsebackRead More →
The Town of Monument is hosting its first Parks Party, an event dedicated to raising funds for the town’s parks department. Madeline VanDenHoek, director of parks and community partnerships at Monument, refers to Saturday’s party as “Mike’s brainchild.” The Mike in question is Mike Foreman, the City Manager of Monument,Read More →
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COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) – We’re halfway through summer, with no signs of really falling weather. With that in mind, people are looking to withstand the heat at one of the city’s two pools open this year. The only problem is that you may have to wait your turn to swim.Read More →
PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) – The City of Pueblo Parks and Recreation has received the 2022 Pools Special Initiative grant award from the Colorado Department of Local Affairs and Office of Outdoor Recreation Industry of the Office of Economic Development and of international trade. The city of Pueblo was the onlyRead More →
(Lander, WY) – From birds and bees to stamens and pistils, BioBlitz in the Park is for families and outdoor enthusiasts to get closer to the diversity of Wyoming’s biodiversity. Help us collect information about plants, fungi, and animals over the weekend of July 15-17. The information collected during theRead More →
Hot weather affects food truck workers, those who enjoy outdoor activities Extremely hot weather in the Austin area is impacting food truck workers and those enjoying the outdoors. AUSTIN, TX – While some people may stay indoors due to the high temperatures, others are still enjoying outdoor activities. Some cooledRead More →
JoJo plays trombone in the school orchestra, which he enjoys very much. After school, JoJo attends a program at the YMCA and enjoys spending time with her friends. JoJo loves electronics, likes to ride her scooter, likes to ride her bike, play outside, swim and play sports. He loves Tae-KwonRead More →
With the onset of summer, people yearn to be outdoors for picnicking, playing sports, fishing, or hiking, among many other activities. But for some of us, summer can be brutal because of hay fever, an allergic reaction to pollen – the grains or tiny seeds of flowering plants, trees andRead More →
PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — Parks in four local counties are among 87 parks statewide receiving $30.3 million in grants, Gov. JB Pritzker announced Friday. Illinois’ Open Space Land Acquisition and Development (OSLAD) program provides up to 50% of funds for a park project. Combined with local matching funds, this grantRead More →
Photo: Todd Gill, Fayetteville Flyer A new outdoor restaurant from the folks behind Feed and Folly is coming to Fayetteville soon. The new concept is called City Park and will be located in the former AT&T truck station at 1332 N. Leverett Ave. We first wrote about the project whenRead More →
Published: 00:01 July 7, 2022 A plan has been announced to make parks and green spaces hubs for improving well-being and reducing health inequalities. In 2019, Islington and Camden councils received an initial grant of £667,000 under the Future Parks Accelerator initiative to reimagine how outdoor spaces could become partRead More →
COOKSBURG — The following programs are scheduled at Cook Forest State Park in July: Meet at the Sensory Trailhead at 10:00 am for Sensory Trail Dedication. Cook’s Forest Friends and parks staff have been busy developing interpretive signs for the blind and physically challenged along this newly resurfaced paved trail.Read More →
Teenagers leaving the juvenile justice system to find jobs have embellished Cairns’ parks, pathways and underpasses as part of the Council’s Youth Urban Art programme. A young team from the Transitions 2 Success Youth Justice program learned new skills, prepared and cleaned up mural sites, and created designs for fourRead More →
ALBANY – The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (NYS Parks), the Open Space Institute (OSI), and the Taconic Regional Commission today announced the opening of the Hubbard Newly renovated Perkins Loop Trail. The Hubbard Perkins Loop Trail is part of a series of OSI-led parkRead More →
Did you decide to take advantage of Washington’s spectacular natural beauty last year and reserve a campground, cabin, or yurt at one of our state parks? If so, you weren’t alone. Use of campsites and other facilities at state-owned parks increased in 2021, according to data from Washington State Parks.Read More →
It’s only fitting that the person who oversees recreation programs for the Town of Morristown, through its Parks and Recreation Department, enjoys spending time outdoors. Although she claims to have slowed down a bit recently, Frankie Cox remains very physically active, with hobbies like kayaking, hiking and mountain biking. “I’veRead More →