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Plano Parks launches free "Play in the Park" sessions for kids through Aug. 1
Summary
Plano Parks and Recreation will run free children's play sessions at four neighborhood parks Monday through Thursday mornings through Aug. 1, city media announced.
Plano Parks and Recreation will host free "Play in the Park" activities for children from now through Aug. 1, the city announced on Plano City News.
Steve Stoler, Plano’s media relations director, said parks and recreation staff will lead games such as tag, limbo and relay races. The sessions run from 9 to 10 a.m. on weekdays at neighborhood parks: Willow Creek Park on Mondays, Shawnee Park on Tuesdays, Jack Carter Park on Wednesdays and Timberbrook Park on Thursdays.
Why it matters: free, staffed play sessions provide outdoor recreation opportunities for children and can be a resource for families during summer months.
The announcement did not include registration requirements or capacity limits; parents and guardians are advised to consult the Parks and Recreation pages on plano.gov for participation details. The segment was presented as a city program announcement and did not involve a council vote or direction.
