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Pickleball – Queen of Courts
PICKLEBALL – Queen of Courts PRESENTED BY THE WOMEN’S COMMITTEE OF CINCINNATI PARKS Pickleball is a growing sport bringing the community together in Cincinnati. Thank you to all who joined us for a fun day on the courts! Did you miss our first-ever Pickleball Queen of the Courts tournament at the Sawyer Point Courts? We started…
Read MoreSawyer Point Pickleball Courts Grand Opening
Join City leaders, Parks officials and pickleball enthusiasts for a short program followed by a ribbon cutting to officially open the new pickleball and tennis facility along Cincinnati’s riverfront on September 9 at 9am. Check out the newly renovated Sawyer Point Courts to incorporate brand new pickleball courts, a new state of the art surface,…
Read MoreGrassroots Fundraisers Rally for Pickleball Renovations
Pickleball is a wildly popular sport sweeping the nation. It inspires comparisons to badminton, ping pong, and tennis. Played as doubles on a badminton-size court (1/3 the size of a traditional tennis court), players strategically hit a light plastic ball over a net. The Economist has named pickleball as the “fastest growing sport in America,”…
Read MorePickleball At Sawyer Point
SAWYER POINT PICKLEBALL Pickleball is a growing sport bringing the community together in Cincinnati. With help from community donors, we are making improvements to the Pickleball Courts at Sawyer Point. Your support can help ensure these courts are a vibrant community asset for years to come. Visit the “Pickleball at Sawyer Point” Group Website Sawyer…
Read MoreGet Ready to Dance: DJ Vader Shares Insider Details on STEREO ’24 DJ Festival at Sawyer Point Park
Stereo ’24 – Cincinnati’s largest DJ Festival is coming up on June 1, and we talked to the producer himself, Kenyatta Smith aka DJ Vader to give us a sneak peek into this unforgettable event! We talked to Kenyatta Smith aka DJ Vader to give us a sneak peek into Cincinnati’s largest DJ Festival –…
Read MoreDJ Festival in Sawyer Point Park
Stereo ’24DJ Festival at Sawyer PointJune 1, 2024 Get ready for Stereo ’24, Cincinnati’s largest DJ Festival. We’re Kicking Off the Summer Season with Music Roller Skating, Yoga, Dancing, Food Trucks, Vendors, and More Vendor Application Cincinnati Parks Foundation and Cincinnati Parks are thrilled to announce the return of its highly anticipated DJ Festival, Stereo…
Read MoreSawyer Point Riverfront Rink
Sawyer Point Riverfront Rink ON A ROLL BY THE RIVERFRONT Let’s Do More! A renaissance of the Riverfront Rink builds multi-cultural, multi-generational communities in the largest outdoor rink in the region that will make Cincinnati a destination for the skate community. Cincinnati Parks Foundation is fundraising to resurface the rink, making it safer for skaters,…
Read MoreEverybody In for a New Season of Accessible Hiking in Cincinnati Parks
At Cincinnati Parks Foundation, we’re about improving Cincinnati Parks and inviting everybody in! That’s a perfect description of our be.well hiking program. Through a partnership with be.well and Luke5 Adventures, everyone can hike through Cincinnati Parks–regardless of ability.
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Community Initiatives Many projects and programs within Cincinnati Parks are community-driven. To assist groups who do not have a 501(c)3 status, we lend administrative support to community projects which have been approved by the Cincinnati Park Board. These community groups make use of our fundraising platforms and we act as fiscal and administrative stewards. We…
Read MoreResolve for Wellness in Cincinnati Parks This Year
January is a time for resolutions and pledges to new habits in the new year. It’s no secret that many will flock to the gym floor and crowd fitness classes as part of a commitment to improved health as we turn the calendar page to 2023. According to a CBS News poll, the most popular resolutions for the new year typically involve improving health and physical fitness. However, a new poll from Forbes Health found that more and more people are resolving to focus on their mental health, with more than half of respondents between the ages of 26 and 41 looking to improve their mental health in 2023. Although there are numerous resources for both physical and mental health, it’s likely you have access to something that can help you fulfill those new year’s resolutions within steps of your front door–a Cincinnati Park!
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