Category Archives: Broad Ripple Park

Reminder: Your Christmas tree — without lights & decorations — can be dropped off in the south parking lot at the front of Broad Ripple Park, off of Broad Ripple Avenue. Trees should go to the east side of the … Continue reading →

Our new fence looks great, thanks to Troop 133! An Eagle Scout candidate from local BSA Troop 133 lead a much-needed project in Broad Ripple Park this past October. He and other volunteers removed the old split rail fence at … Continue reading →

Today, the Friends of Broad Ripple Park helped support the Indiana Tree Climbing Competition! This event in the park brought professional climbers and arborists together to compete in various events, and they also offered a Kids Climb for youngsters. Kids … Continue reading →

You can help make the Broad Ripple RiverWalk happen! Years in the planning, the RiverWalk will connect our favorite park with the Monon Trail and Broad Ripple Village with a wide, multi-use path separated from automobile traffic. This project will … Continue reading →

Thanks to the work of Master Gardener Mary Durkin and her volunteers, our pollinator gardens are enjoying another healthy year of supporting nature at work! Buzzing pollinators move from flower to flower and butterfly caterpillars are munching away. This is a … Continue reading →

Construction has begun on the new Broad Ripple Park Family Center & we are excited! It is a wonderful amenity for the park and will serve generations of park visitors for years to come. If you have never taken a … Continue reading →

For the seventh year in a row, the Friends of Broad Ripple Park removed invasive garlic mustard from the 10 Acre Woods. With some spot supervision by Wiley the dog, 15 humans spent 72.5 hours filling 101 trash bags during … Continue reading →

The pollinator gardens along the sidewalks near the pool are looking great! A wide variety of native plants are healthy and growing, and the buzzing pollinators prove it. Not only that, but monarch butterfly caterpillars are munching away on the … Continue reading →