Last Splash of Summer Event Returns to Pendleton July 25
Cool off with water games, activities, and community fun at Heritage Park on July 25 from 10-11 AM. Join Pendleton Community Center, Fire Dept & Police!
Get ready to beat the heat at the Last Splash of Summer event happening Friday, July 25 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM at the Pendleton Community Center and Heritage Park.
This family-friendly celebration is the perfect way to cool down and enjoy some summer fun before the season winds down.
What to Expect
The event kicks off at the Pendleton Community Center, where kids and families can cool off under the refreshing spray of the fire hose courtesy of the Pendleton Fire Department Station 2.
Afterward, head over to Heritage Park for even more excitement.
Local nonprofits will be on hand hosting a variety of water games and activities designed for all ages.
Plus, there will be creative watercolor art stations where attendees can unleash their inner artist.
Community Partners Making It Happen
This event is a true community effort, made possible through the collaboration of:
• Pendleton Community Center • Pendleton Fire Department Station 2 • Pendleton Police Department • Local nonprofit organizations
These organizations coming together shows the strong community spirit that makes Pendleton such a special place to live.
Mark Your Calendar
Date: Friday, July 25 Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Location: Pendleton Community Center & Heritage Park
Whether you are looking to splash around, create some art, or simply connect with neighbors, this event has something for everyone.
Splash. Play. Celebrate Together.
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Fire hose sprays were the best when I was a kid. Glad they’re bringing this tradition back!
Wish this was a bit later in the day, I have to work Fridays. Hope there’s a next time!
Sounds so fun! My granddaughter will be ALL about those water games.