Tucked away in the woods and blocked off to foot and vehicle traffic since 2015, Wavering Aquatic Center—a once bustling Quincy summertime hotspot—will soon see new life (albeit in a different form).
On March 15, the Quincy Park District held an open house to gather interest on what should occupy the space within Wavering Park...
Since the last out of the Cubs World Series clinching victory over the Indians, I have been had the bug. What bug you ask? The bug to go to the batting cage and smash some baseballs around is attacking me like I would a fastball. The bad news was that the Quincy Park District’s Batting Cage at Upper Moorman Park has been closed. The good news is that it will open for the season today at 3:30 p.m.
The Friends of the Log Cabins are inviting folks to their 8th annual free Frontier Settlement Day on Saturday, September 10 from 11 to 4. The festival will be in the Lincoln-era Log Cabin Village on Quinsippi Island in Quincy.
The next Lunch in the Park with Quincy Mayor Kyle Moore is set for Wednesday, August 24 from noon to 1 p.m. in Washington Park at 5th and Maine Streets.
The Quincy Boat Club will be hosting the Parrot Head River Rendezvous Street Party on Friday and Saturday, August 5 and 6 at the Quincy Boat Club. Both nights are open to the public and will feature great music, food, drinks and fun with a cover charge of just $5 per person.
The first 2016 Lunch in the Park with the Mayor is set for this Wednesday, June 22, from noon to 1 p.m. in Washington Park at 5th and Maine Streets. This is the first in a series of three summer lunches that will be scheduled during 2016.
The Quincy Tennis Association, along with area tennis players and enthusiasts, kicked off a fundraiser at the Greenman Tennis Racket on Wednesday.
Their goal is to raise enough funds to repair and resurface the Reservoir Park courts. The Quincy Park District planned to repair some of the courts in 2015 and 2016 but unexpected budget setbacks--including costs last summer's windstorm cleanup--delaye