CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS — The City of Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation Department is now accepting online reservations for Easter Vacation Camping at Labonte Park. Labonte Park is a popular place for families to spend the Easter weekend. The Nueces River runs alongside the park, making it ideal for outdoorRead More →
PHOTO BY CHUCK BEARD In its biggest ever budget, the Allegheny Regional Asset District declared 2022 the “Year of Parks†by focusing its support on area parks and trails and other local organizations that have been hit hard. by the coronavirus pandemic. The RAD voted this week to allocate aRead More →
According to an announcement by Governor David Ige, travelers from outside the United States will once again be able to visit Hawaii after the new federal guidelines come into effect on Monday, November 8. In a separate statement, the governor provided information on indoor and outdoor gathering rules. A reportRead More →
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – On November 12, the governor will drop all COVID restrictions on outdoor activities at restaurants, bars and gyms. But the social distancing rules inside will remain in place. Governor David Ige made the announcement at a press conference on Tuesday, saying outdoor activities remain a safer option.Read More →
Social distancing is easy – and fun – in the Texas Hill Country. The region’s scenic vistas combine rustic charm with sophisticated appeal, making it unique in our vast state. Since we are avoiding indoor events due to the ongoing pandemic, outdoor activities are more important than ever. Fortunately, theRead More →
HAPPENIN OTSEGO for SATURDAY AUGUST 21 Loggers, loggers,more at Cherry Valley outdoor games OUTDOOR GAMES – 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Find other lumberjack competitions (including a strongman competition), archery, tractor show, Tough Cookie 5k fundraising walk, and much more . Le Champ, 2 Genesee St., Cherry Valley. [email protected] orRead More →
(File photo) MANILA – Children as young as five years old can now go outdoors despite the current 2019 coronavirus disease pandemic (Covid-19), as long as they reside in areas under general community quarantine (GCQ) and modified GCQ (MGCQ). This, after the Interagency Working Group for the Management of EmergingRead More →
You might think of Vacaville as a shopping mecca anchored by the historic Nut Tree, which opened in 1921 as a rest stop. Today, Nut Tree Plaza is home to 50 retail stores, an array of dining establishments, as well as a railroad and carousel that serves as a familyRead More →
Now that spring and warmer temperatures have arrived, it’s time to venture out outside. And with social distancing requirements no longer in effect for small outdoor gatherings, you can finally get back to parties, barbecues, and all the other fun things we missed out on last year. Like the games!Read More →
NEW YORK (WABC) – New York’s Open Streets program is expanding – to allow more space for outdoor dining and community activities. Several streets in the five arrondissements have now become car-free “open boulevards†on weekends. Mayor Bill de Blasio’s Open Streets program turned miles of streets full of restaurantsRead More →
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More than a year after the onset of the health crisis, many people have undoubtedly started failing to do things they could freely do before. Things like hanging out with friends, eating at their favorite restaurant, or meeting new people have all been put on the back burner over theRead More →
The SHANNON group announced that King John’s Castle in the heart of Limerick city will reopen to visitors on Thursday 20e May. The site will open four days a week and will initially expand to seven days a week starting May 31.st. To mark the reopening, exciting new exterior featuresRead More →
With warmer temperatures on the horizon, Titletown is launching new programs and activities to give community members the opportunity to enjoy spring. From April 16 to May 31 Prismatica is back for another appearance in Titletown. The one-of-a-kind interactive art installation features 25 pivoting prisms over six feet tall thatRead More →
New outdoor restaurant seats that have sprung up on new patios, in parking lots and along sidewalks in Colorado Springs due to coronavirus restrictions could be here to stay, even after pandemic rules are lifted. In some cases, restaurants have spent time and energy on creative outdoor seating options thatRead More →
New outdoor restaurant seats that have sprung up on new patios, in parking lots and along sidewalks in Colorado Springs due to coronavirus restrictions could be here to stay, even after pandemic rules are lifted. In some cases, restaurants have spent time and energy on creative outdoor seating options thatRead More →
STATELINE, Nevada – The NHL sent seven people to Edgewood Tahoe Resort in mid-December to research a potential outdoor event. When they reached the 18th fairway of the golf course on the south shore of Lake Tahoe, it was love at first sight. “You made us welcome,” said NHL contentRead More →
After nearly seven weeks of a regional coronavirus stay-at-home order, Santa Barbara County restaurants on Tuesday will once again be able to serve customers on-site, rather than sending them away with take-out orders. California Governor Gavin Newsom lifted the stay-at-home order on Monday, allowing restaurants to reopen with modified outdoorRead More →
Tempe Mayor Corey Woods (right) and boutique owner Amy Silberschlag chat on the expanded outdoor space of the Cartel Coffee Lab on University Drive and Ash Avenue. -Photo time Chandler and Tempe were one step ahead of Governor Doug Ducey when he announced his Dec. 2 executive order allowing restaurantsRead More →
For many people, the summer of 2020 has been unlike any other in recent memory. Public health restrictions caused by the 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic have resulted in the cancellation of festivals, concerts and other events. Many holidays and major celebrations have been limited or suspended. Despite the changesRead More →
Morsa ImagesGetty Images Most years, the kids were just out of school by this time. But this year, due to COVID-19, most of the children have already been home for months. But now that they’re done with online classes, it’s officially summer. And even though many summer camps have beenRead More →
These are just a few of the many games that incorporate social distancing prepared by New York City nonprofit sports and fitness organization Asphalt Green, and included on their website. More games can be found here: https://www.asphaltgreen.org/blog/rep-it-out-games-for-social-distancing READ MORE: Watch live Wednesday: Live coverage of Billy Chemirmir murder trial continuesRead More →
East Cobb Park has been locked up since the end of March. (ECN file) This is from the Cobb County government: Cobb PARKS will reopen its outdoor facilities on Monday, May 11. The trails and passive parks have already been opened to the public, so this will reopen the restRead More →
With spring on the horizon, you might be going crazy during this quarantine time. We’ve put together a list of games and activities that can get you out with your family, roommates, or in some cases alone. All of these items are currently available on Amazon. spike ball Price: $55.99Read More →
Times are really tough for kids right now. Gone are all their options to play at recess, go to the playground or even go to school. The kids can’t even date their friends right now. As families quarantine and practice social distancing, children’s only choices are primarily for entertainment, withRead More →