Posts by City Parks and Rec Department
The city is offering both a sports option and STEAM option to keep Manchester youth engaged and active during their school winter break.
Program provides free public transportation to connect residents with nature centers, city and state parks this summer.
Manchester Parks & Rec wants to see your spooky, scary, and funny pumpkins! Carve a pumpkin and submit a photo for a chance to win a prize.
Hunt Pool was closed Wednesday due to issues with the filtration system.
The National Weather Service is forecasting an extended period of hot temperatures and increasing humidity beginning Sunday, June 27 through at least Tuesday June 29.
Lately, everyone is focusing on staying healthy in every aspect, including heart, mind and soul. Getting outdoors is a great remedy for whatever ails you. Check out the opportunities for some great outdoor fun coming up in Manchester parks!
Update on city playgrounds and other recreational offerings.
Currently, in addition to the tennis courts, the Derryfield Country Club golf course, The Hollows Disc Golf Complex, park athletic fields, open spaces, and trails are all available for use within posted safety guidelines.
Pools, parks and hard courts will be closed for the summer.
There are exciting projects currently in process. Parks continues to look to further the efforts of alternative means of transportation and connectivity through Manchester as well as to surrounding communities. Three rails to trail projects are currently in process. The Rockingham Trail will run from Mammoth Road to Lake Shore Road, the TAP Connector Project will connect the River Walk to Downtown and the South Manchester Rail Trail and the extension of the South Manchester Rail Trail from Gold Street to points south.
A grand reopening is set for 10:30 a.m. on Oct. 23 at Rock Rimmon Park.
Find out when the city swimming pools close for the season.
