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Learn what’s open and what’s closed during the holiday week

Montgomery Parks will extend the open parkways through the Thanksgiving holiday.

Virtual summit will focus on the health and welfare of trees in our increasingly developed landscapes.

Montgomery Parks Headquarters, Permits Office and Customer Service Office are closed on Wednesday, November 11, 2020.

Are you looking for educational activities for your kids to do while they are home? Our naturalists and facility staff have come up with fun, educational activities and we have compiled a list of them here.

Join Montgomery Parks for a free, fun run/walk on Halloween.

Family-friendly events are scheduled for October 9, 23, 30 and November 6 

Linda Hwang, director of strategy and innovation at the Trust for Public Land will detail groundbreaking report during virtual session on September 29, 2020

Winter light display and garden railway exhibit will not take place in 2020 due to health and safety concerns

Renovated athletic field features improved grading,

Residents are encouraged to share their suggestions through an online survey

Montgomery Parkways are now open following earlier closures due to flooding.

Parkways typically open for pedestrians and bicyclists will be closed due to flooding and other issues resulting from yesterday’s storms.

Six county agencies will be co-located in the new 14-story LEED Platinum building.

Launch improves accessibility and safety for kayaks, canoes and paddleboards 

Permits are offered on a first-come, first served basis and are required for use of any recreational/regional field

Montgomery Parks’ Headquarters, Permit, and Customer Service Offices will be closed Monday September 7.

Labor Day weekend, parkways will be open to pedestrian and bicyclists from Friday at 9 a.m. through Tuesday, September 8, till 7 a.m.

Montgomery Parks and Visit Montgomery help people to picnic in the parks while supporting local businesses.

Montgomery Parks and MORE encourage people to discover new natural surface trails by bike or by foot.

Fields reopen for the fall season for low- and medium-risk sports for youth and adults.

No additional locations will be added this year due to the COVID-19 crisis.

Parks staff have indicated microcystin is visible at Lake Needwood.