Events

On a Spring Sunday (April or May), a group of volunteers will get their gardening gloves and tools out to "wake-up" the park. This is an opportunity to connect with neighbors after a long winter slumber. 

This new annual event takes place in September is intended to inform the community about the local efforts being made to help the beautiful creature, which was recently classified as endangered. 

This annual fall event has become a neighborhood favorite. Be sure to attend the next event to hear live music and enjoy light refreshments. There is also face painting and pumpkin decorating for the kids.