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Things to Do

Looking to play, swim, and enjoy the outdoors? Look no further than Ann Arbors many activities.

There is so much to do and see with City of Ann Arbor Parks and Recreation.

Ann Arbor Parks & Recreation has many rental opportunities in our Parks.  

The Parks and Recreation Administration Division staff support and coordinate Parks departments.

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The City of Ann Arbor’s Parks and Recreation's mission is that Together, we enrich life by cultivating exceptional experiences.

Volunteering Opportunities

Ann Arbor Parks and Recreation has year round opportunities for almost every interest, schedule and ability.

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What Are Your Favorite 'Green Spaces & Happy Places'?

Ann Arbor residents are being presented with a fun and visual way to declare and share which, among the more than 160 City of Ann Arbor parks and natural areas, are their favorites. Residents can pick up a free "Green Spaces, Happy Places" yard sign — featuring an area to write in the one or two city parks and/or natural areas that bring them the most joy. While supplies last, the cheerful yard signs are available to pick up at the following locations:

  • Ann Arbor Senior Center, 1320 Baldwin Ave.
  • Buhr Park Pool, 2751 Packard Road
  • Fuller Park Pool, 1519 Fuller Road
  • Huron Hills Golf Course, 3465 E. Huron River Drive
  • Larcom City Hall, 301 E. Huron St.
  • Veterans Memorial Park Pool, 2150 Jackson Ave.

Once the yard sign is filled out and in place, residents are invited to post a picture on the city Facebook, X and Instagram pages, using #GreenSpacesHappyPlaces #AnnArborParks. Community members without outdoor space could also choose to display their sign, if allowed, in a window of their home. The city urges residents to not place yard signs in city rights-of-way, which would violate ordinance and pose a hazard. Learn more about Ann Arbor Parks & Recreation at www.a2gov.org/parks.

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