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Director’s Note

Our celebration of America’s 250th Birthday continues through our summer season with six different programs for your family to enjoy. Check out all the details on our America 250 Historical Programs page. Please note that registration is required for the Early American Farm Life and Benjamen Franklin programs.

The summer season kicks off with the Township’s Third Annual Touch-A-Truck event on May 9th at Shiloh Hills Park. Bring the whole family to see fire trucks, police vehicles, tow trucks and other Township equipment! Visit with local sports mascots, a stilt walker, a balloon artist and a face painter! Food trucks will be available so come for the fun and stay for lunch! See all the details on our Special Events page.

The Creekside Concert Series returns to Cacoosing Meadows Park this summer with an expanded schedule and new starting time. Concerts will begin at 6:00 p.m. this year so pack a picnic dinner and join us at the creek for five (5) Sunday evenings filled with great music! Check out the exciting line-up on our Creekside Concert page.

The Neighborhood Nights in the Parks tour will visit six (6) parks this summer with games, circus tricks and sno-cones!! Join us at one or all of these great nights in the parks. See our tour schedule on Neighborhood Nights in the Park page.

Family Fun Nights return to West Lawn Park each Wednesday evening from June 3rd through July 29th. Performances begin at 7:00 p.m. and include magic shows, interactive theatre presentations and bubbles! Bring the whole family and don’t forget your lawn chairs or blankets for seating purposes! Check out the line-up of new and returning performers on our Family Fun Nights page.

In addition to these great events, the Department continues to host the Family Nature Series, Adult and Family programs. Be sure to register early for these programs because spaces are limited! Registration for Township residents begins on May 1st. Registration opens on May 8th for non-residents.

The Department continues to collect non-perishable food and personal hygiene items for Helping Harvest, our local food bank. Helping Harvest serves our local community and our neighbors! Please consider bringing a donation to any program or event and see the staff members on-site.

We look forward to seeing you in our parks and programs!

Judy Houck, CPRP
Director of Parks and Recreation