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DIRECTOR’S NOTES

Hopefully the fall season will bring us relief from the heat, humidity and rain that this summer gave us! But, regardless of the weather, the Parks and Recreation Department has scheduled programs and events that are sure to delight you, your family and your friends.

Our fall season of Special Events begins with the Township’s final concert at Cacoosing Meadows Park on Sunday, September 7th. Join us as we wrap up the 2025 Creekside Concert Series with “The New Individuals”! The Township joined forces with the Spring Township Lions Club to sponsor a Car Show on September 13th. Fall Family Fun Day returns on Saturday, October 25th and makes its first appearance at Colony Park. Santa’s Mailbox will start receiving letters on November 7th and Red Caboose Park will once again host “A Red Caboose Christmas” on December 6th. Check out all the details about these events beginning on our Special Events page.

With over a dozen and half Adult Program offerings, you are sure to find something that interests you! This season the Department is offering financial workshops, health and wellness programs, gardening classes and creative arts workshops. Spaces are limited in several programs so please check out the details on our Adult Programs page and register early!

The Family Nature Series is back again with some old favorites but also with some new programs such as Botanical Printmaking, Branch Weaving and a Candy Cane Glow Walk! See our Family Nature Series page for program and registration details. Please be sure to register an adult guardian with anyone under 18 years old for these programs.

We have some great new additions to our list of Family Programs this season including Intro to Zentangle and Lights, Rainbows and Colors! Giant Pharmacy is offering two (2) free clinics where you and your family can obtain various types of immunizations. Turn to our Family Programs page for details about these programs. Adults, with or without children, are welcome in our Family and Family Nature Series Programs. 

The fall season is a great time to get outside and take a walk in park or along a trail. Walk by yourself, with a friend or with your family. A walk outside is good for your mind, your body and your spirit.

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

Judy Houck, CPRP

Director of Parks and Recreation