by SPPC Office | Oct 21, 2025 | SPPC News, Featured
The long-awaited transformation of Linwood Park is under way. Saint Paul Parks and Recreation Department, along with neighborhood partners, has officially kicked off construction on sweeping set improvements at Linwood Park and Recreation Center. The project spans...
by SPPC Office | Oct 21, 2025 | SPPC News, Featured
Over the course of three inspiring days, something amazing happened at Taylor Park — our community rolled up its sleeves and built a brand-new playground for kids and families to enjoy for years to come! 🙌💚 Thanks to the incredible volunteers who showed up with their...
by SPPC Office | Oct 21, 2025 | SPPC News, Featured
After months of planning, design, and hard work, Kennedy Park is ready to shine again! Join us on Saturday, November 1 at 1 p.m. for a joyful grand-opening celebration of this beloved West St. Paul neighborhood park at 774 Dodd Road. Nestled in the historic “40 Acres”...
by SPPC Office | Sep 17, 2025 | SPPC News, Featured
“We feel your special spark in our parks.” One of the most loved elements of the Party for the Parks is the original song written and performed by local legend Thomasina Petrus. Now how you volunteer for parks, this song is for you. And it’s a great...
by SPPC Office | Sep 17, 2025 | SPPC News, Featured, Uncategorized
On September 22, crews will begin work to replace the failing limestone retaining walls in beloved Mears Park. The new cast-concrete walls will echo the classic limestone look you see around the nearby Science Museum grounds. This long-overdue repair is possible...
by SPPC Office | Aug 25, 2025 | SPPC News, Featured
Irvine Park visitors admiring the square’s recently refurbished ornate, iconic fountain have a dog named Chipper to thank. On walks in the historic St. Paul park, Chipper made plenty of friends for his human companion, William White. “He was a character,” White...
