As Indy approaches the next budget, we looked back at the parks and streets projects funded last year.
Tag: Parks and Recreation
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Indy Parks opens city’s largest playground, new nature center on far east side
Grassy Creek is the city’s fourth park focused on nature and the environment.
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Riverside residents celebrate opening of new Adventure Park
Riverside Adventure Park is open daily from dawn to dusk and features trails, a playground and exercise equipment.
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What development does your neighborhood need? Tell the city.
You can tell the city your vision for future planning during public meetings in June.
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Tarkington Park improvements named for beloved football coach
Community leaders broke ground Tuesday on a $3 million project to bring improvements to Tarkington Park, including a multi-use football and soccer field.
Posted inArts & Culture
Photos: See the faces of Hoosiers freezin’ for a reason
Special Olympics Indiana held its final Polar Plunge fundraiser of the season March 1 at Eagle Creek Park.
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Indy Parks breaks ground on $2.6M project at Chapel Hill Park
The Department of Parks and Recreation broke ground Feb. 27 on a $2.6 million upgrade to Chapel Hill Park in the Chapel Hill-Ben Davis neighborhood. The work will include a splash pad, playground, basketball court and two pickleball courts. “(The upgrade) will transform this particular green space into a real destination for all of our […]
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Have a tree-mendous, pun-filled hike this Valentine’s Day
Eagle Creek’s My Punny Valentine trail runs until Feb. 16.
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Learn to share the road at a free Bike Indianapolis class Jan. 25
“Riding Bikes and Driving Safe” will offer tips to drivers and cyclists. Plus, freebies.
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Ice skating returns to Holliday Park
The northside rink offers public ice skating and hockey lessons.
