Yakima Parks and Recreation Issues WinterSpring 2023 Guide

Yakima, WALocal News

Yakima Parks and Recreation has unveiled its Winter/Spring 2023 Program Guide, which presents a wealth of seasonal activities tailored for families and community members. Notable events include the upcoming April Pools Day, a free family swim opportunity that encourages water safety awareness, and the Egg Hunt/Candy Dash, designed to engage children in festive fun. Additionally, the guide offers free taekwondo classes at the Washington Fruit Community Center, promoting physical fitness and self-discipline among participants. The 16-page guide also includes details on winter co-rec volleyball leagues, catering to various interests within the community. By providing such a comprehensive array of recreational offerings, Yakima Parks and Recreation aims to enhance community engagement and foster a sense of belonging.

The initiative reflects a commitment to promoting healthy lifestyles and active participation among residents. Families are encouraged to peruse the guide and take advantage of the myriad activities available throughout the winter and spring seasons. Overall, this program guide serves as a vital resource for enhancing community well-being and connectivity.

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