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For The Love of Parks 2023 Inaugural Event

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For The Love of Parks 2023 Inaugural Event

Presented by Ascension Seton

June 3, 2023, 12-4 PM | Richard Moya Park

Thank you to every that joined us at the event! Stay in the know and up to date about future events by signing up for updates at the bottom of this page.

And a very big thank you to our event sponsors!

Event Features

Live Music Featuring Del Castillo

Kid's Music with Joe McDermott

Face Painting

Petting Zoo

Inflatables

Food Trucks

And More!

Del Castillo Promo Shot Europe 2012 with logo

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.

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