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Centerville Park Programs
In this challenging budgetary environment, with strong community support and through generous donations, sponsorships, and volunteers; Centerville's Parks and Recreation Committee has continued to improve park facilities and activities.
Music in the Parks
Attendance of the Music in the Parks program has become a huge success and features a wide range of musical venues. The Committee is receiving musical assistance from Committee Member Brian Peterson, from selection of music and musicians to assistance with equipment. The sound system has been purchased with proceeds from the Fete des Lacs 5 and 8K run/walks throughout the years. The Committee extends their gratitude to all participants and sponsors.
The Music in the Parks Program runs on Tuesday evenings in June and July at Hidden Spring Park with musical selections ranging from heavy metal, classical jazz to children's favorites. Bring the lawn chair, blanket, spouse, significant other, kids and have a great time!
Join the Committee for a relaxing evening to hear local musicians from June 14-August 16, 2022, 6:30 pm to 8 pm. Please follow us on Facebook.
Bald Eagle Waterski Show
The Bald Eagle Waterski Show has been providing free shows on Centerville Lake every Thursday evening for many years. Their location is at Trailside Park. The park is located near the sharp bend in Main Street/CSAH14 near the Church of St. Genevieve. Many residents come out to see their fabulous shows. Their shows draw a large audience and begin in mid-June through the beginning of August. Come out and support them.
Volunteer
Park programs are managed by an all volunteer Parks and Recreation Committee. There are volunteer opportunities for individuals and organizations that desire to see Centerville thrive by providing park amenities and programs alike. Come and join the Committee or perhaps your organization would like to take ownership of a community project. The Committee's goal is to made modest park improvements without using tax dollars.
More Information
If you need further assistance, please contact the City at 651-429-3232.