Morning Magic With Park Visitors
On a chilly late summer morning at Glenwood Gardens, park guests and staff were treated to some magic. Read on as Nature Interpreter Susan shares more on these miniature visitors.
Friday Fix | Pre-Round Warm Up at the Driving Range
Welcome to another episode of Friday Fix! Follow along as Great Parks golf professionals share tips and tricks on how you can improve your game. This week, PGA Professional Mike shares about warming up at the driving range before hitting the first tee.
5 Great Things To Do at a Great Park (Before Summer Slips You By!)
Summer may be drawing to a close, but there is still time to enjoy the outdoors before it gets too chilly. East Region Guest Experiences Manager Amy has some ideas for your end-of-summer bucket list. So grab the family and get outside!
Here For Connections: Great Parks Hosts First Urban Farming Festival
August 28th marked Great Parks’ first Urban Farming Festival – a free event that celebrated local communities and connected people to nature through hands-on activities, art and music. This year, we highlighted the city of… Here For Connections: Great Parks Hosts First Urban Farming Festival
Friday Fix | Ball Above Your Feet
Welcome to another episode of Friday Fix! Follow along as Great Parks golf professionals share tips and tricks on how you can improve your game. This week, PGA Professional Andrew shows you the best way to strike the ball when it lands above your feet.
The Herb Garden
No garden is complete without the calming scents of herbs. Nature Interpreter Allyson continues her garden series, sharing which herbs you can grow at home to start seasoning your own meals!
Friday Fix | Ball Below Your Feet
Welcome to another episode of Friday Fix! Follow along as Great Parks golf professionals share tips and tricks on how you can improve your game. This week, we’re back at The Mill Course. PGA Professional Andrew shows the best way to strike the ball when you’re on a hill.
5 Activities to Discover Life in Your Backyard
With summer starting to wind down, it means you can start enjoying your backyard again! Nature Interpreter Paul shares his top five nature activities that you and your family can do to see what critters call your yard home.