Events
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Walk with a Doc - Boyd’s Park – Park Rx
Join us for some fresh air and time outdoors for a walk at the recently opened Boyd's Park in Susquehanna Township! The Walk With A Doc program is designed to provide some general health information and a moderately-paced walk. This is a FREE walk, but we ask that you pre-register. -
Educator Workshop: Project Learning Tree
From birds singing in the trees to grasshoppers searching for just the right flowers to eat, we are surrounded by a multitude of interactions that help form our environment. -
Weekly Wellness Walk – Park Rx
Every Tuesday (weather permitting), enjoy a moderately-paced walk around Wildwood Lake while enjoying the trees and animals at the park. -
Mat Pilates – Park Rx
Join instructor Nicole Cassel for a relaxing outdoor Pilates class at Fort Hunter Park. Embrace the serenity of nature and the rejuvenating power of Pilates in our outdoor class! -
Appalachian Kayak Adventure – Adventure Awaits
This adventure awaits program is geared toward those interested in learning how to kayak and those looking to explore a new kayaking location. Everything is provided, including kayaks, equipment, shuttle, guides, paddling, and safety instruction. -
Sunset Music & Movie Series – Open Stage of Harrisburg: Broadway Cabaret
Join us for a FREE concert at Fort Hunter Park - Open Stage of Harrisburg: Broadway Cabaret! Dauphin County Parks & Recreation is excited to offer a summer of fun events for the whole family with our Sunset Music & Movie Series! -
Creature Feature: Katydids (Ages 4-6)
Often confused with grasshoppers or leaf bugs, these green, hopping insects play a vital role in their ecosystems. Join a Naturalist to read about katydids, make a craft and conduct a katydid field study. -
Cultural Fest
The Commissioners and the County's Cultural Celebration Task Force invite you to a free festival celebrating cultural diversity in Dauphin County. Sponsored by Capital Blue Cross, this event will bring together our region's diversity and cultures as well as celebrate and increase awareness of our vast differences and commonalities. This is a free event and no tickets are required. -
Flower Walk: Heat Tolerant and Water-Loving Plants – Park Rx
Join volunteer Jane Earle to see some of the showier wetland plants, such as American lotus and rose mallow. Common ragweed, responsible for a great deal of allergic response, will be identified along the Towpath. -
Weekly Wellness Walk – Park Rx
Every Tuesday (weather permitting), enjoy a moderately-paced walk around Wildwood Lake while enjoying the trees and animals at the park.