Summer Fun Run
The Parks Foundation of Hendricks County’s Summer Fun Run Series is back for 2025! Enjoy an untimed stroll or run with family and friends at W.S. Gibbs Memorial Park at your convenience anytime between June
2024 Total Eclipse
Make plans to view the total eclipse with us on April 8 at W.S. Gibbs Memorial Park!…
Fall Harvest Festival
Come join us as we celebrate the fall harvest season with food, friends, games and fun — complete with scarecrows and a chili cook-off — during our very first festival at W.S. Gibbs Memorial Park!
Movie Night in the Park: Bee Movie
Join us for a FREE movie in the park! We will be showing “Bee Movie” at the Bluegill Shelter in W.S. Gibbs Memorial Park! This movie is FREE to attend because of a very generous sponsorship
W.S. Gibbs Memorial Park Opens to Public
W.S. Gibbs Memorial Park opened to the public on July 21, 2021. Learn more about Hendricks County’s newest park!…
Construction Begins on W.S. Gibbs Memorial Park
It’s been a long time coming, but at last, it’s a reality. Construction on Phase I of W.S. Gibbs Memorial Park in Avon began on June 16. Hendricks County Parks & Recreation (HCP&R) estimates that
County Parks Maintenance Team Saves Taxpayer Money on Projects
Members of the Hendricks County Parks & Recreation maintenance team spent 2017 working on a wide variety of projects that provide new educational and recreational opportunities to park visitors while simultaneously saving Hendricks County taxpayers
Put Our Superintendent Into an Ugly Suit!
We desperately want to see our superintendent, Jeremy Weber, wear a hideous Christmas suit to work on Thursday, Dec. 14 and Friday, Dec. 15! He has agreed to do this if we can raise $2,000
Hendricks County Park Board Reflects on Past, Moves Toward Future
The Hendricks County Park Board elected its 2017 officers at their monthly meeting on Jan. 4 and now rapidly approaches its 17th anniversary of dedication to the preservation of green space and wildlife, as well
Parks Positively Impact Housing, Economic Development
It is not news that people want to live near parks and trails. They want to be close to what makes their lives better. That’s the message from Matt Howrey, president of North Salem State Bank,