Philadelphia 2025 public pool opening schedule

Philadelphia, PALocal News

Philadelphia will open its public pools, including Max Myers Pool, on July 1, 2025, as part of a seasonal recreation initiative aimed at community engagement. The opening will allow residents to enjoy water activities until July 9, 2025, providing a refreshing escape during the summer months. The city's Parks and Recreation Department encourages families to take advantage of this opportunity for recreation and social interaction. Local officials stress the importance of accessible recreation spaces for community well-being and mental health. This initiative aligns with the city’s broader efforts to enhance public amenities and promote healthy lifestyles among residents.

The event will feature activities such as swimming lessons and water polo matches to engage the community further. The schedule reflects ongoing collaboration with local organizations, including the AFSCME District Council 33. The city aims to foster a sense of community through these recreational offerings.

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