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Meet our Visitor Services Coordinators
It’s clear to Overton Park Conservancy that the most important part of managing a park is creating an excellent visitor experience. That means that from the time you arrive at […]
An update on mediation and costs
Yesterday’s City Council action does nothing to affect Overton Park Conservancy’s commitment to finding parking and traffic solutions for the park. If anything, it underscored the value of the mediation […]
New traffic patterns for May 7 park events
Want to spend your Saturday enjoying the park instead of sitting in traffic? On a weekend full of park events, Overton Park Conservancy is piloting an event response plan that […]
Happy Earth Day, Old Forest
Indulge me while I get a little personal today. Earth Day seems like as good a day as any for me to celebrate my favorite place in Memphis–the Old Forest. […]
OPC releases results of parking plan
Overton Park is 342 acres of the best Memphis has to offer. That was on clear display this past weekend, when families walked together to erase multiple sclerosis, kids sprawled […]
A Day in the Life, April 2, 2016
Saturday, April 2 was a day of constant activity in the park. The National Multiple Sclerosis Society kicked off the day with its Walk MS event at Rainbow Lake Pavilion, while […]
A busy weekend ahead
This weekend promises sunshine, sports, and socializing at Overton Park. On Saturday alone, the park will host Literacy Mid-South’s fourth annual Reading Flash Mob, a rugby match that pits Memphis’ […]
Your online field guide to the Old Forest
It’s that time of year again. You’re strolling through the Old Forest, taking in the beautiful spring colors and sounds, and becoming enchanted by a different wildflower around every corner. […]
Help repair East Parkway Playground and your gift will double!
The East Parkway Playground needs a little TLC–and you can provide it! It’s time to replace some of the worn and ripped safety surfacing on this heavily-used playground. We need […]
Overton Park Conservancy Position Statement
Overton Park Conservancy Board Chairman Ray Pohlman released the following statement today, March 7, 2016: The Memphis City Council on March 1, 2016, passed a resolution that the vast majority […]