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It’s almost Valentine’s Day, and no matter who you’re celebrating it with, you may wonder how to make it special. The first thought that comes to mind is what to give your Valentine as a gift. We tend to think that the bigger the better. I believe that the more thought you put into your […]
January is coming to an end, and like many of you, we made New Year resolutions. We’re already a few weeks into 2019, so I’d like to offer a bit of encouragement. Whether your resolution was to join a gym, catch up with friends, or read a book you have wanted to read, regardless of […]
Recently, I was asked if I was ready for the holidays. This was probably a week before Thanksgiving, when my day was filled with decorating the Community Center and the surrounding landscape! Those beautiful lights hung at the top of the building and on the bushes that you see as you drive into the parking […]
Growing up, my family’s holiday traditions in Mexico were very different from traditions here in the United States. Sharing traditions is one of my favorite parts about the holiday season. Regardless of what culture or religion, family is the focus of many holiday traditions. My favorite Mexican holiday tradition is the Posadas. Posadas are a […]
A few days ago, I was listening to the radio and the hosts were talking about a trending tradition called “Friendsgiving.” They were talking about how and why more and more people are celebrating this. Some use Friendsgiving as a way to celebrate Thanksgiving with friends and family while others celebrate only with friends due […]
Wednesday, November 21 – Close at 9:00pm Thursday, November 22 (Thanksgiving) – Closed Friday, November 23 – Open at 10:00am Monday, December 24 (Christmas Eve) – Close at 12:00pm Tuesday, December 25 (Christmas) – Closed Monday, December 31 (New Year’s Eve) – Close at 6:00pm Tuesday, January 1 (New Year’s Day) – Closed
Hot dogs, hamburgers, corn on the cob, star-spangled gear, and sunscreen are probably just a few of the things you need to celebrate Independence Day! Whether you are spending the day with family, friends, or at the local pool, chances are you associate July 4th with FIREWORKS! While we hope you will join us for […]
After all the holiday excitement, I am sure you are feeling like I am right about now! Yes, we are frazzled, and feeling that it is time for a well-earned break! As the Special Events Assistant for the Department of Parks and Recreation, I am happy to say that my schedule is giving me a […]
Even though it is cold outside, we are in the heat of the holiday season. This season is called the season of giving because it is the time of year where we give presents and donations to those we love and to organizations that mean so much to us. Depending on your situation, we give […]
After consulting with various City Departments in regards to the inclement weather and how it relates to the safety of the spectators, participants, and City staff, there has been a collaborative decision made to cancel the Light Parade this evening. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope you have a safe evening. There are no […]