For The Love of Parks 2024
For The Love of Parks 2024
May 11, 2024, 11-3 PM | Richard Moya Park
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It is our great joy to announce the 2nd annual For the Love of Parks event. Last year, we launched this event and were thrilled by the response we received from the community. We invite you to show your love of our county parks this year by joining us at this fun, family-friendly event with live music, kids activities and more. In the spirit of collaboration, community and celebration, this event is free to the public and welcome everyone.
Interested in sponsoring? To learn more, view the sponsor packet or contact Joanna at joanna@traviscountyparksfoundation.org.
Event Highlights
Los Texmaniacs
With a special guest appearance by Flaco Jimenez
Kid's Music with Mr. Will
Face Painting
Petting Zoo
Inflatables
Food Trucks
Community Partners
And More!
2024 Event Sponsors
Presenting
Endeavor Real Estate Group
Parks Champion
Melinda and Steve WinnParks Hero
Google Fiber
Parks Friend
Dell Technologies
Travis Club
Parks Defenders
Central National Bank
Hitchcock Design Group
Parks Advocate
Ali Khataw Photography
KIND
Whirlix Design
In-kind Sponsors
Canales & Co.
Hahn Public
MINT Discs
2023 Event Sponsors
Presenting Sponsor
Ascension Seton
Kid Zone Sponsor
Endeavor Real Estate Group
Music Zone Sponsors
Tecovas
Travis Club
Univision AUSTIN
Melinda & Steve Winn
Parks Friend
Dell Technologies
Canales & Co.
Roy and Ryan Seiders
Parks Defender
ABC Home & Commercial Services
Austin Parks Foundation
Central National Bank
Google Fiber
Tito's Handmade Vodka
Parks Advocate
Ali Khataw Photography
Austin Rental Boats
Barshop & Oles Company
Bat City Soccer Sevens
Doucet & Associates
Drip Drop
HDR
Hitchcock Design Group
Pape-Dawson Engineers, Inc.
RVi
Sarah Eckhardt
Siglo Group
Texas Gas Services
Waterloo Sparkling Water
Whirlix Design
In-kind Sponsors
Academy
Canales & Co.
Chuy's
H-E-B
Hahn
MINT Discs
Precision Camera & Video
Yeti
Thank you also to our additional supporters Austin Subaru and Precision Camera & Video.
Learn more about our beloved Richard Moya Park in this video by the Travis County Parks!
Richard Moya Park - A Rich History
Located in eastern Travis County, Richard Moya Park is named in honor of Richard Moya, Travis County Commissioner from 1970-1986 and the first Mexican-American elected to public office in Travis County. Three spans of the historic 1884 iron Congress Avenue Bridge, once located in downtown Austin, crosses Onion Creek in the park, at the location formerly known as Moore’s Crossing. The park now is a popular location for family picnics, nature study, school outings and bird watching.