Elmhurst Park District News
Due to flooding, Courts Plus will be closing. We hope to resolve the issue soon and will post to Facebook and the Courts Plus website when the facility is able to reopen.
Modern, bright blue and green playground equipment has arrived at Conrad Fischer Park playground this week, as the park's redevelopment project continues.
Elmhurst Park District's Impact Dance Company wrapped up their 2017-2018 season at the Midwest Starz Nationals Competition, June 14-17, at the Kalahari Convention Cent
The turf at Berens Park has been completely installed on both fields and they are nearly finished with adding the infill.
Paving of the Berens Park west lot and the parking stalls along Oaklawn begins today. Work is being completed on the driveway of the west lot now and it should open by mid morning.
It was smooth sailing for participants signing up for summer programs during resident registration on Saturday, May 5.
Registration for programs featured in the Fall 2018 Brochure opens today at 8 a.m. for residents.
With school out of session, the Park District is beginning work on the redevelopment of Conrad Fischer Park playground, which will receive new structures and play surfacing this summer.
The Berens Park synthetic turf fields renovations are moving along! The old turf has been removed and fine grading has taken place. Renovations are expected to be completed in August!
Wagner Community Center's summer hours run now through August 25, 2018. The facility will be open from 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Friday and 8 a.m.-Noon on Saturday.
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We're popping into the parks on select days this summer to party with you! Kids of all ages are invited to head to the park for some good old-fashioned fun.
Spend a memorable day at Sugar Creek Golf Course, where the brand new deck is ready for relaxing!
Spring and summer are the perfect time to go out and enjoy the parks, especially the playgrounds! At playgrounds kids socialize, develop motor skills and burn off energy while having fun!
Put your summer plans on track with an Elmhurst Park District pool punch card, now available to purchase at Wagner Community Center. They are good for 20 swims and gain you access to all three of our aquatic facilities, East End Pool, Norman P. Smalley Pool and the Spray Ground at The Hub.
Punch cards are great for out of town guests or even for the babysitter to use for visits to the pools. Rates are $99 residents/$160 non-residents and $80 resident seniors age 65 and older.
For nearly two years, Elmhurst Park District residents have completed their online seasonal registrations seamlessly.
The Elmhurst Gymnastics Center’s Boys USAG team competed at the State Championship in Chicago the weekend of March 23-25, 2018.
The season opening of The Hub has been delayed due to the unseasonably cold weather.
Many adults look back on their first job with fondness. It was a time to gain some independence, make new friends, and maybe earn a little spending money.
The Elmhurst Park District’s annual egg hunt is a popular spring event attracting more than 1,500 people to beautiful Wilder Park.
At the March 12, 2018 Park Board meeting, Park District staff and the Board’s ad hoc IT committee provided updates regarding the District’s registration software, RecTrac from Vermont Systems, Inc.
One of the values the Park District emphasizes is being Community Focused – at the end of the day, it’s all about the community we serve.
As the home to many Park District programs, including dance, preschool and gymnastics, it’s important that Wagner Community Center is maintained to ensure a safe recreation space for the community.
Plans for the redevelopment of Conrad Fischer Park playground moved forward at the Monday, February 26 Park Board meeting, with the Board approving the Playground Redevelopment Project and Safety S
Visitors to the Salt Creek Park softball field will soon have a new way to practice their swing, as the Park Board approved the installation of batting cages in the park at the February 24 Park Boa