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Alameda parks department outlines seasonal programs; fields to close Nov. 1 for renovations

Alameda Parks and Recreation Department · October 28, 2025
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Parks staff summarized upcoming community events, senior-center programs and youth sports, and said athletic fields will be closed Nov. 1 through February for renovation; staff urged residents to check program pages for registration and details.

Alameda parks staff reviewed the department's fall and winter programming and said athletic fields will close for renovation beginning Nov. 1 and remain closed to organized sports through February while maintenance and upgrades are completed.

The director listed several upcoming events and programs: Alameda Haunts (through Oct. 31) supporting the Alameda Food Bank, coastal cleanups on Nov. 8 and Dec. 13 at the Seaplane Lagoon, a Veterans Day observance (Nov. 11 on the USS Hornet), a Diwali celebration (Nov. 15), the 45th Alameda Holiday Boutique (Nov. 1'), Santa home visits and virtual visits, the Elks National Hoop Shoot (Dec. 12), and a Breakfast with Santa (Dec. 13). Staff also described youth non-school-day camps, teen programs, and senior-center offerings including a Medicare-rights workshop on Dec. 9.

Staff reported recent participation numbers (about 250 families at a movie night, nearly 250 participants for a family fun ride and 44 participants in fall softball) and said volunteers have supported garden and tree-planting events. The department reminded residents that while fields are closed to organized play, parks remain open for informal family use.

Staff encouraged residents to register for programs (registration dates vary by program) and said more information is available on the department's web pages and event listings.