TWEETS FROM THE PARK:
- Swing in the Oaks is live music by the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra till 9 o’clock on the great lawn in city Pa… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
- FREE exercise classes in City Park! No registration needed - just show up! #explorecitypark pic.twitter.com/zoKhulGwSc
- The Snoball Stand outside if City Putt will be OPEN and selling the new "Flights of Snoballs", edible glitter snoba… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
CITY PARK FACTS:
Dedicated in the memory of Angele M. Langles for her gift to the park, the Langles Bridge (1902) behind Casino Building is a popular for spot for wedding ceremonies and landscape painters. Angele and her mother died on the morning of July 4, 1898 when the French steamboat, La Bourgogne, sank after colliding with a British ship in the North Atlantic.
LATEST BLOG POST: What happens to the Tennis Balls? Funny you should ask!
Posted March 14, 2018 at 11:43 AM by Amanda Frentz

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City Park / Pepsi Tennis Center is one of our largest partners, and another great example of a public facility focused on offering premiere tennis courts while staying committed to sustainability! Johanna Gundlach, the Sustainabilty Coordinator for City Park tells us that the public reaction to seeing Recycleballs bins on their courts is one of enthusiasm and curiosity. “People actually get excited about recycling their tennis balls, rather than throwing them in the trash can. They want to know more about what they will be used for, and even stop by and drop off...
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