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July is National Park and Recreation Month

The Mayor and City Council have proclaimed July as National Park and Recreation Month!
Parks and recreation programs are an integral part of communities throughout the country, including the City of Hurst, and are vitally important to establishing and maintaining the quality of life in our communities and ensuring the health of all citizens.?Our Parks and Recreation Departments have planned out a variety of fun, FREE events for the month of July. Visit hursttx.gov/cityevents for all the details on how you can join in on the fun! #RiseUpJuly

Frozen Friday

Friday, July 8
3 - 5 p.m.
Heritage Village Plaza
841 W Pipeline Rd

It's Frozen Friday at Heritage Village Plaza! Bring the family out for a FREE frozen treat!

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Dive-In Movie: Finding Nemo

Saturday, July 9
Central Aquatics Center - 715 Mary Drive
7 - 10 p.m.

Cost: $7 per person (Season pass holders, ages 65 & older and ages 12 months & under are FREE)

Kick back and relax at Central Aquatics Center! Float in the pool while watching a movie on the BIG screen. It is Saturday night fun for the whole family! The concession stand is open.

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