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Written by Kevin Anderson
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Tuesday, 23 September 2008 |
Events : Halloween Activities Pumpkin Patch Join us for an afternoon in the part at this family-friendly annual event! You can pick your personal favorite from a field filled with pumpkins, then personalize it at the pumpkin decorating station. A petting zoo, the popular pony ride, face painting, and kid-friendly inflatables complete a day's worth of fall fun. Don't forget to bring a camera to capture a family memory at our harvest photo station. Date: 09/27/08
Start Time: 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Cost: fee varies per activity ($1-$3)
Location : Horner Park
Halloween festivities include fun for the entire family with great pumpkin patches, haunted houses (and not so haunted houses), parties and much more. At the Chicago Park District's pumpkin patches, you can pick your personal favorite from a field filled with pumpkins of all sizes, and many of our pumpkin patches offer some of the following activities: pony rides, pumpkin decorating, petting zoos and hay rides. Food and refreshments will also be available at most sites. Activities are designed to appeal to all ages. Have a fun Halloween in the parks! Halloween in the parks is sponsored by Walgreens www.walgreens.com |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 23 September 2008 )
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River Day 2008 a Success at Horner park |
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Written by John O Connell
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Sunday, 11 May 2008 |
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More than 60 people, including a team of Boy Scouts from Troop 894 were out in force to help clean the riverbank at Horner Park. Saturday, May 10 had Horner Park as a key site in the Friends of the Chicago River's River Day Clean up. Teams of volunteers from the Chicago Conservation Corps, and Earth Tech employees from city and suburbs, as well as several committed neighbors converged on Horner for 3 hours of positive community spirit and service. A pile of garbage more than 15' x 15' was accumulated, including the remnants of an abandoned tent. Site Captain John O'Connell was pleased, adding "This is the best turnout we have ever had on River Day. It shows that being green is growing in our society as more people want to give back to the planet. Picking up some trash along the riverside is a great way to get involved, and help yourself feel good about your support of our neighborhood." |
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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 13 November 2007 |
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The Horner Park Advisory Council wrapped up its fundraising for the Buffalo Park seating area earlier this year, and is now engaged in seeing the project constructed. |
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