Houston Parks Board will host the second annual Bayou Greenway Day, a free outdoor festival for the whole family. Bayou Greenway Day 2016 is a celebration of Houston’s bayou corridors as a place for recreation and play. The festival will showcase Bayou Greenways 2020, a citywide, $220 million project to transform the bayous that will connect Houstonians to parks and greenspaces – and each other.
Families will be able to walk, bike, run, stroll, play and paddle along White Oak Bayou Greenway, the star of this year’s event. Event programming provided by nonprofits and neighborhood organizations will include bike rides; a marching band; lawn games; coloring stations; interactive children’s activities; kayaking demonstrations; and much more.
Houston Parks Board will host the second annual Bayou Greenway Day, a free outdoor festival for the whole family. Bayou Greenway Day 2016 is a celebration of Houston’s bayou corridors as a place for recreation and play. The festival will showcase Bayou Greenways 2020, a citywide, $220 million project to transform the bayous that will connect Houstonians to parks and greenspaces – and each other.
Families will be able to walk, bike, run, stroll, play and paddle along White Oak Bayou Greenway, the star of this year’s event. Event programming provided by nonprofits and neighborhood organizations will include bike rides; a marching band; lawn games; coloring stations; interactive children’s activities; kayaking demonstrations; and much more.
Houston Parks Board will host the second annual Bayou Greenway Day, a free outdoor festival for the whole family. Bayou Greenway Day 2016 is a celebration of Houston’s bayou corridors as a place for recreation and play. The festival will showcase Bayou Greenways 2020, a citywide, $220 million project to transform the bayous that will connect Houstonians to parks and greenspaces – and each other.
Families will be able to walk, bike, run, stroll, play and paddle along White Oak Bayou Greenway, the star of this year’s event. Event programming provided by nonprofits and neighborhood organizations will include bike rides; a marching band; lawn games; coloring stations; interactive children’s activities; kayaking demonstrations; and much more.