Director’s Note

This issue of the Parks and Recreation Department’s Programs and Events Guide marks the beginning of a new group of programs. In honor of our nation’s semiquincentennial, the Department will be hosting historical programs throughout 2026. Some of the programs are more educational, some are just plain fun and some of them are both fun and educational! Check out this season’s “America 250” programs.

The 2026 Pavilion Rental Season will open on April 1st and end on October 31st. The Department will begin accepting reservations on January 15th, 2026 at 8:00 a.m. Reservations can be made via telephone or in-person at our office located at 2850 Windmill Road, Sinking Spring. Details about the pavilion rental program can be found on the Pavilions page.

“Spring” in Spring Township means back-to-back Special Events! Read all the details on our Special Events page, then mark your calendars and join your neighbors at these great community events!

Calling all Adults! Whether you are interested in wellness, finance, gardening, painting or photography – we have a program for you this season! Details about our twenty Adult Programs are available on our Adult Programs page.

This season, our Family Programs include “Sketching in Nature”, “Botanical Prints” and “Intro to Zentangle”! For details on these and other family programs, go to Family Programs page. Please remember to register anyone who plans on attending these programs.

The Winter/Spring Family Nature Series has owls, frogs, salamanders and s’mores! We’ll be taking winter and spring bird walks and visiting other parks in the area. See all the program details on our Family Nature Series pages and remember to register everyone who will be joining you at the program.

Our programs and events are held at many different locations so please read the program descriptions carefully and then check out the chart on our Program Locations page for the addresses of each location.

Even though the temperatures are dropping and we see less sunlight than most of us would like – take some time to get outside each day. The Township has 16 parks where you can visit, unplug and breathe in some fresh air.  It is amazing what 15 minutes in nature can do for you!

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

Judy Houck, CPRP
Director of Parks and Recreation