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New Programs in the Park!
Bird Walk with Ruth Pfeffer

Sunday, May 4, 8-10am
In The Park!

The Friends of High School Park will kick off their programs in the park with a Bird Walk, led by local birding expert Ruth Pfeffer. It’s the perfect time to view our resident birds preparing to pair-up and our migratory birds returning from southern wintering areas. Wear comfortable shoes, bring binoculars if you have them (we’ll have a few on hand) and meet at the shed, located near the intersection of High School Road and Montgomery Avenue. The event will take place unless there are extreme weather conditions.

This is a free event, sponsored by the Friends of High School Park.
Download the flyer for more information.


Spring/Early Summer Work Day Schedule

Dates are definite, projects are tentative. All work days begin at the shed near the Montgomery Avenue entrance to the park. Wear long pants, long sleeves and bring gardening gloves. We’ll supply the rest! For more information and to RSVP, contact Gina at ginacraigo@fhsp.org or 215.663.5911.
Please RSVP if you plan to attend as it helps with our planning projects, food and resources for the events!

The workdays planned are:

Saturday, March 22 – 1-3pm

Saturday, April 19 – 10-12 noon – Earth Day

Sunday, April 27 – 1-3 pm

Sunday, May 4 – 10-12 noon

Saturday, May 17 – 10-12 noon

Sunday, May 18 – 1-3 pm

Saturday, June 14 – 10-12 noon

Sunday, June 22 – 1-3 pm


Please note that the Garden Club now meets on Wednesday night, 7:00pm at the Elkins Park Library. Everyone is welcome to attend, experienced and novice gardens alike. We will soon send email reminders, instead of postcards, so please send your email address to us at membership@fhsp.org.


Butterflies, Birds and Flowers
with Ruth Pfeffer

Wednesday, April 23, 7-9pm
Elkins Park Library, Church and Stahr Roads

Ms. Pfeffer will present a slide show of her travels while also leading a discussion on the interactions of butterflies, birds and flowers.



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We rely upon individuals, as well as youth, educational, religious and community service groups to tend plants, stabilize hillsides and stream banks, build infrastructure, run committees, raise funds and more. Visit our volunteer page to learn how to get involved.

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We appreciate our 200 plus members who volunteer and provide core financial support for Park restoration. Members enjoy:

• Quarterly newsletters
• Monthly Garden Club meetings
• Arts in the Park
• Neighborhood friendships and civic pride

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