by SPPC Office | Aug 25, 2021 | SPPC News
Fall is a beautiful time to spend a couple of hours with friends stewarding the land in our parks. Join the “Seed Squad” Help gather seeds from native prairies for winter sowing and spring propagation at a “Seed Squad” event. This can be a contemplative solo...
by SPPC Office | Aug 25, 2021 | SPPC News
Enjoy three days of art and culture along Payne Avenue and Swede Hollow Park Sept 23-25. Solidarity Street Gallery brings together artists, performers, poets, entrepreneurs, civic leaders, and the local community to celebrate and appreciate the multitude of cultural,...
by SPPC Office | Aug 24, 2021 | SPPC News
Thanks to everyone who attended Party for the Parks on July 28 – the HOTTEST event in town (whew!) Nearly 200 gathered to celebrate Saint Paul’s award-winning park system and toast the volunteers who make it shine on July 28 at Harriet Island’s Wigington Pavilion....
by SPPC Office | Aug 24, 2021 | SPPC News
Mayor Melvin Carter proclaimed July 28, 2021 as the first “Parks and Recreation Day in the City of Saint Paul” There’s nothing like having the day of the Conservancy’s first Party for the Parks declared a special day in Saint Paul! Mayoral Proclamation July 28 2021...
by SPPC Office | Aug 24, 2021 | SPPC News
Be part of the first ever public infrastructure project funded by Dogecoin! Saint Paul Parks Conservancy has now expanded our donation options to include cryptocurrency. If we reach our $250,000 fundraising goal, the City of Saint Paul will build a real-life DogePark,...
by SPPC Office | Jul 23, 2021 | SPPC News
Students from the GAP school have put in 1,310 hours since 2015 improving our parks. Located on the West Side of Saint Paul, GAP School serves approximately 200 youth and young adults (ages 18-24) annually through education and enrichment; training that leads to...
