Projects of the
Saint Paul Parks Conservancy
For more than a century, the City of Saint Paul, along with private donors and community partners, has developed one of the country’s most celebrated park systems. Below are the projects the Saint Paul Parks Conservancy has assisted with funding.
Lilydale Regional Park
Oxford Field
Rice Park Revitalization
Sepak Takraw Courts
Lewis Sports Foundation Partnership
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We had a great time at "Night at the Gatsby!" at @landmarkjewelersmn Landmark Jewelers @heimieshaberdashery and Meritage - St. Paul Restaurant getting in the 1920s spirit ahead of "Scott and Zelda's Bad Luck Ball" gala on October 26.
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What a great idea!
So much fun!
Happy to be partnering on this great networking event. Come make connections and learn what's up at our parks!Join us for our monthly Chamber Connect networking series! 🤝 This month, we will gather at City House to enjoy appetizers courtesy of Saint Paul Parks Conservancy. This organization believes that exceptional parks and recreation facilities create safer, stronger, and more welcoming neighborhoods. 🌳
Register for the event here: ow.ly/F9Kb50Pqn3O
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Saint Paul joins a National Playspace Equity Campaign. Cub Scout Pack 13 is the first local contributor to the renovation of Dunning Playground. This project launches a five-year partnership between the Saint Paul Parks Conservancy, Saint Paul Parks and Recreation , and national nonprofit KABOOM! to invest $7.5 million in Saint Paul neighborhood playspaces that disproportionately lack resources.#partneringforparks
saintpaulparksconservancy.org/2023/07/saint-paul-joins-national-playspace-equity-campaign/
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So excited for this project! Come give your design input! #partneringforparks
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Get ready for the Bad Luck Ball with NIGHT AT THE GATSBY, Thursday, August 10th, 4pm - 8pm, brought to you by our friends at Landmark Jewelers Meritage - St Paul and Heimie's Haberdashery in the Historic Hamm Building. Fun is guaranteed at this exclusive event that brings you the charm of the Roaring Twenties! For further inspiration, here's a photo of Scott and Zelda enjoying the natural surroundings of Dellwood.
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