Cool off this Memorial Day weekend at Philadelphia Parks Rec locations!

Philadelphia, PALocal News

Philadelphia Parks & Recreation announces a summer event, inviting residents to cool off during the Memorial Day weekend on May 23, 2025. The activities will take place at Broad St. and Pattison Ave. , starting at 12:50 PM and concluding at 4:50 PM. Families can enjoy a range of attractions, aimed at enhancing community engagement.

The event underscores the city's emphasis on outdoor activities during the warmer months, encouraging residents to utilize public parks. Local officials are optimistic that the event will foster a sense of community and promote healthy outdoor lifestyles. With summer temperatures on the rise, this initiative provides a timely opportunity for residents to connect with nature. Participants will have access to amenities designed for relaxation and fun. The event serves as a reminder of the importance of public parks in urban settings.

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