Article published on 21 July 2015
Coming into its ninth year, Love Parks Week takes place this Friday 24th July until Sunday 2nd August, and is the largest celebration of green spaces within the UK.
Last year a magnificent 1.4 million people took part in the events. Wr expect this year’s Love Parks Week to grow even more!
Celebratory events range from open-air theatre, to outdoor fitness sessions; children’s activities to garden parties, and much more. The diversity of events showcases all of the various activities that people can enjoy in green spaces.
It’s important to note that whilst Love Parks Week is their largest annual celebration, the campaign runs all year round. The initiative continually aims to support Friends groups, sharing best practises, providing training and resources, promoting parks, and much more.
If outdoor exercise, socialisation, fun, and play, are important to you, get involved in renovating, upgrading, or adding to your local parks, playgrounds, and sports areas today! Discover inspiration for how to best express your local community’s love for outdoor play and the importance of parks to childhood health. Why not start by exploring previous Proludic projects that demonstrate the many different ways parks can benefit local communities and represent a unique space for fun and togetherness?
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