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Since April 2022, the City of Asheville and local nonprofit Southside Rising have been collecting input through surveys and at community events, meetings, and one-on-one discussions with Southside Residents on their vision for Walton Street Park and Walton Street Pool. Some neighborhood Elders requested input from the larger community as many folks with a connection to this vibrant park and area of historic interest no longer live in Southside.
Find out more about these spaces on the Walton Street Park and Walton Street Pool project pages. Then, take it survey before September 11.
Splashville Closed September 2-4
Splasheville, the interactive splash pad in Pack Square Park, has a scheduled closure at the request of Goombay festival organisers. It will reopen at 9 am on September 5.
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Aston Park Tennis Centre
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Monday – Thursday, 10 am – 7:30 pm
Friday, 10 am – 3 pm
Saturday – Sunday, 10 am – 6 pm
Established in 1956, Asheville Parks & Recreationof Manages a unique collection of more than 55 public parks, playgrounds, and open spaces throughout the city in a system that also includes full-complex Recreation centers, swimming pools, Riverside Cemetery, sports fields and courts, and community centers that offer a variety of wellness-, education-, and culture-related programs for Ashevillians of all ages. With 8 miles of paved Greenways and numerous natural surface trails, its complete portfolio acts as the foundation of a vibrant hub for the people of Asheville to connect with their Neighbors and explore the natural beauty of a livable and walkable city.
Driven by the promise that Asheville is a better and safer place when everyone from infants to retirees has the opportunity to be supported, healthy, and successful, Asheville Parks & Recreation was the first nationally-accredited Municipal Recreation department in the United States.
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