Parks and Recreation events we’re excited for

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Parks and Rec events are a great way to connect with nature and learn new skills. | Photo courtesy of @lexkyparks

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Whether you want a new job or to dabble in a hobby, Lexington’s Parks and Recreation Department has plenty of options.

Pro tip: Some events require registration so be sure to check the city’s website.

Sunday, April 16

Bird + Wildflower Walks, Raven Run Nature Sanctuary | 4-5:30 p.m.

Hike + learn to identify various species of birds at one of Lexington’s premier birding destinations.

Saturday, April 15

Junior Naturalists: Spring!, McConnell Springs | 10-11:30 a.m.

Kids can immerse themselves into the Bluegrass’ habitat with guided activities and programming.

Friday, April 21

Honeysuckle Hunt Volunteers, McConnell Springs | 1-2 p.m.

While the sweet smells of honeysuckle are tempting, parks staff are asking for help to hunt down the invasive species.

Tuesday, April 25

Summer Job Fair, Artworks at Carver School | 4-7 p.m.

Discover new job opportunities across the department, including in athletics, camps + maintenance.

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