Do you like to explore? Do you like to solve puzzles and compete in events? Palatine Park Quest may be the event for you! On September 18, 2021, Palatine Park District will test your knowledge of the town, your puzzle solving abilities, and help motivate you to get out of the house.
July 30, 2021 • Face Coverings Required Indoors Effective August 2 The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has recommended that all persons, including those fully vaccinated, wear a face covering in public indoor settings in areas with substantial and high transmission. On July 29, Cook County was identified as a county with […]
This summer, Palatine Park District partners with Palatine Pack Community TFCC (Track, Field, Cross Country Club) as their new 501(c)(3) nonprofit affiliate. Palatine Pack TFCC will combine multiple existing Palatine Park District programs under one broader organization including: Early Bird Running Program, Youth Track and Field Camp, and Palatine Pack Run Club.
Athletics
Head to the Hills Golf Fest is open to the community and will include a golf circuit with a variety of activities including full swings, chipping putting, and a mini-tour of the facility. Masks are required for this event.
Head to the Hills
Starting March 29, Palatine Park District is combining fitness center memberships with the existing group exercise program to provide customers with a more holistic fitness experience.
Palatine Park District will host the annual Hound Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 27 at Fred P. Hall Amphitheater, 256 E. Palatine Road, Palatine.
Hound Egg Hunt
Palatine Park District offers a state licensed preschool for children ages 3-5 providing a warm, accepting, safe, and clean environment where learning is fun. Safety protocols haven been put into place including masks, thorough cleaning of classrooms, and frequent hand washing.
ABC 7 Chicago visited Palatine Park District’s Margreth Riemer Reservoir Park earlier this evening in a report on this year’s first snow day.
Palatine Park District invites families to create “mini-floats” and partake in a We Love A Parade this February. Design, decorate, and build your float that will be showcased in a community-wide virtual parade.
Coyotes are a natural part of the environment in Illinois’ rural, suburban, and urban areas. While spotting a coyote cross a field, backyard, golf course, or road does not necessarily constitute a problem or a dangerous situation for humans or domestic animals; due to recent incidents in the community, the Village of Palatine has brought […]
