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This weekend I took advantage of the cooler temperatures and walked the trail at Blooms Park. It was an amazing experience! I took the opportunity to take pictures and reflect a little. I have heard many people talk about it since the naming of the park. There are mile markers dedicated to two of the […]
This year has really been a whirlwind for the Department – and it’s not even October yet! Some days it feels like we’re jumping from one big project to the next. Actually, most days we’re not jumping to the next project so much as the next project is jumping on us and we haven’t had […]
As I’m sure you’re all aware of, we are on fall’s doorstep! The temperature is cooling, leaves will be changing colors soon, and football has begun. Pumpkin Spice lattes are back too! Fall is one of my favorite times of year, and being a dog mom, it’s one of the best times of the year […]
Our annual Kite Festival took place at Signal Hill Park this past weekend, and it was one of the best yet! The weather was great, and even though the wind was a bit dramatic at times, it was a great day to fly kites! I was so happy to see so many people come out […]
March 20 was the first day of spring. Even though the weather may not feel very spring-like, it’s never too late to make some plans for the season. If you’re looking for ideas, I have a few tips for you! At the Community Center, we’ve prepared a few special events to help you jumpstart your […]
America is one of the most diverse countries in the world. However, places that could benefit greatly from more diversity are our state and federal parks. Diversity was not always widely accepted in parks, and although tremendous strides have been made, there is still much work to be accomplished to break barriers and stigmas regarding […]
Our member spotlight blog series features a Manassas Park Community Center member and their family. We hope that by sharing member stories we continue to work towards building an environment that embraces community. Nancy and her family have been All Access Passport members of the Manassas Park Community Center since 2014. Over their time with […]
If you have been to the Community Center in the last few weeks, there is a good chance that you have noticed some dirt being removed on what used to be one of our baseball fields. I am sure you have also noticed the fence around the field has been torn down, along with the […]
Beginning this week, patron visits may be impacted by the construction of a cell phone tower within Signal Hill Park. The tower is being erected in the wooded area behind the softball field and pond area. Impact on patron visits may include the following: Patrons may notice heavy equipment within the park as well as […]
The Department of Parks and Recreation is thrilled to announce that we were awarded sunscreen dispensers and sunscreen as part of the Practice Safe Skin campaign from the Melanoma Foundation of New England. We plan to place one dispenser at the entrance to Signal Bay Waterpark and one at the entrance of the Manassas […]