Prince William Parks Foundation Seeking Volunteers for 2024 Solheim Cup
The Solheim Cup is coming September 10 - 15 and we need your help to make it a success. This incredible event brings together players and fans from around the world, and it's happening right here in Prince William County! The Prince William Parks Foundation will be manning a concession stand and we need your help!
Don't miss Arts Alive! Next Saturday, September 14
Arts Alive! is the annual, free community arts festival produced jointly by the Prince William County Arts Council, the County Department of Parks & Recreation and the Hylton Performing Arts Center.
The community has spoken and a new playground design has been selected! Build Week for the new playspace at Fairmont Park will take place October 23 - 26 and we need your help to complete the project! KABOOM!, AWS InCommunities and Prince William County Department of Parks & Recreation (“DPR”) invite you, your family and friends to help us build the new playspace during Build Week, October 23 - 26. Building an entire playground is no easy feat. It will take several days and over 100 volunteers to get the job done! Can we count on you?
Marine Corps Band and more! 10 Things to Do in September
From an outdoor movie to an outdoor concert, pickleball, health and fitness programs and more, there are a variety of events and activities the whole family can enjoy in September. Check out 10 of our recommendations below.
Prince William County Leaders Break Ground on Featherstone Trail Project
On Friday, August 23 leaders from Prince William County gathered for a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the construction of the new Featherstone National Wildlife Refuge Trail Segment coming to Woodbridge. The new pedestrian trail will be approximately one mile consisting of natural surface trails, wetland boardwalk and two pedestrian bridges that will traverse protected landscape inhabited by protected plant and animal species. The trail will become part of the Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail which stretches from the mouth of the Potomac River at the Chesapeake Bay to the Allegheny Highlands in Pennsylvania. Currently 20 miles of the PHNST extends through Prince William County.
Stay connected to your community by experiencing everything that Prince William County Parks & Recreation has to offer. From parks and facilities to events and programs, this is your on-the-go guide to fun!
