by SPPC Office | Mar 20, 2024 | SPPC News
By integrating community input, existing long range plans and data from partner Visible City, the new System-Wide Parks Plan presents a comprehensive, forward-looking program that will move Saint Paul parks forward for the next decade. Thanks to critical funding...
by SPPC Office | Mar 20, 2024 | SPPC News
Celebrate Earth Day by participating in the 38th annual City-Wide Spring Clean Up Day in April! No pre-registration is necessary. Kickoff sites located across the city. Stop by a kickoff site to check in and pick up bags and gloves. Stay updated by selecting...
by SPPC Office | Mar 20, 2024 | SPPC News
We’re using all TEN fingers and TEN toes to applaud the Big Ten Conference and Minnesota Sports and Events for major improvements to the Martin Luther King Rec Center! The new huge mural enhances the dynamic of the gym and sets young minds dreaming. The new...
by SPPC Office | Mar 20, 2024 | SPPC News
A small gray cat rustles the dry grass along the path at Trout Creek Sanctuary in St. Paul. Mary Beth Becker-Lauth notices. She picks up the friendly feline and sees it’s wearing a collar. It must live nearby, she says. The cat scampers ahead of her for a while...
by SPPC Office | Feb 28, 2024 | SPPC News
Parks and Rec volunteers will be honored at the Party for the Parks on June 26 Does your local park or neighborhood group have an outstanding volunteer supporting a park or recreation center program? Nominate them as your volunteer of the year to be recognized...
by SPPC Office | Feb 28, 2024 | SPPC News
Paths are completed and plants are ordered Plants have been ordered for late May/early June delivery in time for community planting events at Swede Hollow Park. The new aggregate paths were laid out last fall. To avoid spreading any invasive seeds that may still...
