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The Houston Parks and Recreation Department manages Houston’s 37,832 acres of parkland and provides recreational programming for citizens of all abilities
Houston, Texas
Joined January 2009
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Andover Park is the place to be. We are so excited about the renovations coming to the park.... all part of partnerships with the state (@jolandaJones & @CarolforTexas ) & local supporters, @JMartinez4Hou and the amazing @houparksboard . WE ARE SO GRATEFUL FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
It was a beautiful morning to celebrate the groundbreaking for upcoming renovations to Andover Park. Thank you to @houmayor @CarolforTexas @jolandaJones @JMartinez4Hou @TwilaForHouston @houparksboard and the community for your support. – at West University Place, TX
Our pop-up market is just around the corner. If you have a pet, you won't want to miss this event! Bring the whole family! @emancipet @barriodogs @HoustonHumane @K_9Angels
HPARD Tennis Director, Zina Garrison, was honored at the Houston Cinema Arts Festival with the film: ZINA. Longtime friends Clyde Drexler & Carl Lewis were part of the celebration. Here's what they were saying afterwards: @uhcougarmbk @uhcougartf
Congratulations to longtime division manager, Louis Moore!! Louis is retiring after 25 stellar years at HPARD!! He'll be sorely missed but we send him off with this video salute! Click the link to watch:
youtu.be/cJ-JyHGvqa8
The full video recap story is coming Friday!
Let’s Play Houston kicked off at Lawrence Park w/ Mayor John Whitmire & other officials on hand! Let’s Play Houston combines approx.$60 million in public & private funding to upgrade 25 neighborhood parks over the next 2 years.@HoustonTX
Let’s Play Houston kicked off at Lawrence Park w/ Mayor John Whitmire & other officials on hand! Let’s Play Houston combines approx.$60 million in public & private funding to upgrade 25 neighborhood parks over the next 2 years.@HoustonTX


















