Parks and Recreation are essential to the overall well-being of our residents. Recreation is not just fun - our parks, programs, and services improve our residents’ mental and physical health, which in turn, results in positive economic and social outcomes in our neighborhoods and our city.
Winter Programs!
Our new online catalog allows residents greater visibility into offered parks and recreation department activities, classes, sports, youth leagues, memberships, and more convenient online registration. It will soon allow residents to search for and reserve community facilities, such as pavilions, shelters, and meeting rooms, all conveniently online.
Online registration and catalog
Winter registration opens December 2, 2024
Bureau of Cultural Arts
Part of the Division of Recreation, the Bureau of Cultural Arts provides active recreational opportunities and cultural experiences in art and performance art for all ages and interested groups at the Cudell Recreation Center.
For more information call: (216) 664-2561
Boxing & Wrestling Commission
216.664.3987 - Weekdays 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
The Commission approves and monitors all amateur boxing contests.
Dog Park
Open Daily 8:00 am to 9:00 pm
This gated, off-leash dog park at West 11th St and Clark Ave is approximately one (1) acre in size. Fresh water and shade are available, and the park includes benches and trees. Friends of Clark Field maintains the park.