Labyrinth at Short Pump Park - Becca Coogle's Girl Scout Gold Award Project

06/22/2025

Hi friends. It's Tracy, Becca's Mom. I came to the park today to tidy the stones and have a little peace and solace. We had to say goodbye to our sweet Polo yesterday. He helped Becca as she built this lovely labyrinth (he was an amazing project supervisor! 🥲)
If you need to find comfort and peace today, please take a moment to unplug, walk the labyrinth, and listen to the birds and cicadas. 💚 And hug your fur babies. They'll love it here, too. 🐾

12/10/2024

12/10/2024

Mark your calendar and be on your best behavior! The annual Henrico Holiday Express Tour, featuring Santa Claus, will spread cheer as it cruises throughout t...

09/17/2024

Today is National Voter Registration Day! Are you ? 🗳️ Be prepared and register between now and October 15th. Find election resources and information at www.cfengage.org/voterva

11/18/2023

Happy Thanksgiving! Wishing you a peaceful, calm, joyous holiday. Enjoy a walk at the labyrinth! Freshly cleared of leaves! (But don't worry!! We didn't disturb any leaves off the path! Pollinators are sleeping!)

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10/04/2023

The 2023-2024 Program Events & Activities Guide is here! https://bit.ly/3ZFRb1M

Registration for ALL events opens October 9th at 6pm!

Thank you all for your patience as we worked hard to get this year’s guide to you. We’ve got almost 200 Program Events & Activities for all levels and have added more multi-level troop options than ever before. We’re truly proud of the way our staff and Community Partners have worked together to bring more programming to you this year.

Printed Program Events & Activities Guides are in the mail; look out for your copy in the coming week!

11/19/2022

is an annual national effort to bring attention to the horrible acts of violence committed against Indigenous people, particularly women and children. Throughout the week surrounding November 19, people are encouraged to wear red as a symbol of the loss of sacred lifeblood through violence.

The National Park Service is part of an all-of-government effort to bring attention and action to missing and murdered Indigenous people. America‘s national parks are part of and surrounded by many Indigenous communities. As part of this observance, you may see National Park Service staff wearing red shawls.

Learn more at: https://www.nps.gov/articles/000/red-shaw-day.htm

Image: Black and white photograph of dress-shaped beaded earrings laying on a shawl with one earring appearing bright red and black. Text reads: “Red Shawl Day. November 19. The National Park Serice supports Red Shawl Day. Wear red to raise awareness and draw attention to the horrible acts of violence against Indigenous people, especially the women and children. ”. The text is followed by the National Park Service logo.

07/24/2022

Grateful for every individual who worked tirelessly on this for nearly two years. The 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline went live nationally on July 16, 2022. Read more here:
http://ow.ly/lk2950JY3Gg

07/12/2022

Let it go, let it go.💚😉