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Ways to Never Stop Learning

Back to packing lunches, sending the little ones off to the bus stop, and helping with homework. Some parents are happy to have a degree of solitude return to the homestead. Regardless, the school year is an important part of the year to improve ourselves. Kids K-12 and college students are not the only ones… Read More

Why Giving Back Is Better Than Getting

Many years ago someone told me, “you won’t be happy by what you get, you’ll be happy by what you give.” How true that has come to be since hearing that. The power of giving balances our life. Our mental and emotional health is nurtured by uplifting others. Many of us have plenty to meet… Read More

Why Contributing to Culture Is So Important

Culture holds such a high value in our hearts that it’s literally priceless. Art and entertainment is one of our driving forces to leave the house, travel to lands afar, and tap into the expression of human emotion. We find excitement and release through dance, music, art, and theatre. Here are some of the sensational… Read More

What’s Up Outside – A Breath of Fresh Air

According to the EPA, the average American spends 87% of their life indoors. Here’s another perspective: If you spent 1 hour a day outside, every day of the week, that would only add up to 4% of that week! That’s 96% of your time indoors. Too much time spent inside exposes us to poorer air… Read More

PrairieFest is Here – Party of the Year!

Father’s Day weekend is approaching and for Oswegoland Park District that means PrairieFest! As our staff and volunteers kick it into high gear before the big show, the energy becomes electric for another awesome year. The best part about PrairieFest is that it’s free. We’ve got a ton of new, exciting things going on at… Read More

Get Fit for Life – Not Just Summer

Another great summer lies ahead and there are plenty of decisions to be made; where to travel, weddings to attend, and how we’ll enjoy the legendary weather. Getting that dose of vitamin D is important and so is continuing our fitness plans. We plan a shorter fitness schedule in the summer to anticipate your grand… Read More

Outside is Free – Hit the Trails!

Oswego has some of the best bicycle trails in the entire state. We’re mighty fortunate to have the Fox River Trail right in our back yard. Each year our trail system grows and it’s becoming easier than ever to be healthier than ever. A few of our park district employees ride their bikes to work… Read More

4 Ways to Get Your Green on in Oswegoland

There’s nothing better than a breath of crisp spring air filled with blooming flowers and fresh cut grass. We’re kicking off spring this Earth Day with some awesome events and projects. Here are 4 ways to get your green on in the neighborhood: 1. Recycled Fashion Show If you’re into DIY, you won’t want to miss the… Read More

The Brilliant Benefits of Oswegoland’s Aquatics

Summer is on the horizon and there’s no better way to keep cool than spending time in the water. Oswegoland is home to several public lakes, Fox River parks, and two outdoor swimming pools. Grab your swim suit or a tackle box and jump out into some fun in the sun. Benefits of Swimming Swimming is… Read More

Market Returns In June

The Oswego Country Market kicks off the 2016 season on Sunday, June 5th. A variety of nearly 40 vendors will set up each Sunday, June through September, in Downtown Oswego from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Shopping local is easy with plenty of choices to buy produce, meat, cheese, eggs, and much more. This year… Read More

First Splash of Summer

Summer fun at the pool starts soon! The Civic Center Aquatic Park opens May 30 and Winrock Pool opens on June 4. Civic Center Aquatic Park offers: zero depth pool, play fountains, sand play area, flume waterslide, two drop slides, kiddie slide, lap lanes, poolside chaise lounge chairs, and a playground area. The Coral Reef… Read More

New Look for Lakeview

Lakeview Park is getting a new look this summer. Its playstructure will be geared towards 2-5 year olds with swings, a spinner, and hammock. New benches and a shelter with picnic tables will provide places to relax. See a concept of the Lakeview Plan. The Park District will donate the old playstucture to Kids Around the… Read More

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