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Lancaster announces Parks & Recreation Month events, duck derby and youth fishing derby
Summary
The city’s public relations manager outlined Parks & Recreation Month activities including a July 13 youth fishing derby, croquet events, a July 20 trash-off, a July 27 duck derby/fashion contest at the Lancaster Rec Center, and a night hike at Bear Lake Creek; registration is via the city website.
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At the start of the meeting the city’s public relations manager presented Lancaster’s calendar of Parks & Recreation Month events and urged residents to register on the city website.
Key events include a youth fishing derby at the Community Park on July 13 from 8 a.m. to noon with judging categories (biggest fish, smallest fish, fastest catch and cleanest fishing area); croquet events on July 17 (morning) and July 25 (evening) at the Senior Life Center on Veterans Memorial Parkway; a citywide trash-off on July 20 (8 a.m.–2 p.m.) at 1501 North Dallas Avenue in cooperation with Keep America Beautiful; a duck derby and duck fashion contest on July 27 at the Lancaster Recreation Center aquatics area (participants buy a $5 duck entry); and a night hike at Bear Lake Creek (approximate time 7:45–9:00 p.m.; date to be confirmed). The manager said event details and registration flyers are available on the city’s homepage.
The council thanked the presenter and moved on to the regular agenda.
