It has been one week post destruction from Hurricane Idalia, and we would like to take the time to share what has transpired since the storm. During Hurricane Idalia, Memorial Park sustained serious damage to the balustrades along the river.
All City of Jacksonville parks, including Memorial Park, will be closed until further notice due to COVID-19 concerns March 16, 2020 -- As announced by Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry, due to the health concerns of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), all City of Jacksonville...
Cool Moose Café to host intimate event March 7, 2020 Cool Moose Café owners Tony and Laurie Jarvis proudly announce that its annual Lobster Bake, “Claws for a Cause,” will be held Saturday, March 7, beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the restaurant at 2708 Park Street in the...
Board appoints new directors as others term out Jacksonville, FL, January 15, 2020 – At its January 8, 2020 board of directors’ meeting the Memorial Park Association’s board of directors re-elected six members to serve another term as officers of the board. Those...
Experience the Glow of Luminaria at Memorial Park Volunteers needed to set the scene December 15 Luminaria Night in Memorial Park will kick off with a merry band of volunteers who will set up luminaria around the park on Sunday, Dec. 15, 1-3 p.m. Immediately following...
Veterans Day events scheduled to be held at Memorial Park In collaboration with the City of Jacksonville, Memorial Park Association is hosting a Historic Walking Tour of Memorial Park on Monday, November 11, 2019. The walk will begin at 10AM. Then at 11:11am, Doug...
For Immediate Release Contact: Michele Luthin Memorial Park Association mluthin@MemParkJax.org (917) 509-0054 Memorial Park balustrade repairs planned for 2020 City of Jacksonville waiting for FEMA funds Jacksonville, FL, November 5, 2019 – Hurricane Irma’s...