July 2024 – Providence Recreation

Heat Advisory: Extended Hours for Splash Pads and Pools

Providence, RI – A heat advisory has been issued for Tuesday, July 9th, and Wednesday, July 10th, due to expected high temperatures. In response, the Providence Department of Recreation is extending the hours of operation for all splash pads and specific pools to help residents stay cool.

Extended Hours:

All splash pads will be open an additional 2 hours, from 12 PM to 7 PM, on both days.
The following pools will also be open during these extended hours:
- Davey Lopes
- Zuccolo
- Igliozzi
- West End
- Rogers

Residents are encouraged to take advantage of these extended hours to beat the heat and enjoy the city’s water facilities. Staying hydrated and cool is crucial during this heat advisory, and these extended hours provide an excellent opportunity for families and individuals to enjoy some relief from the high temperatures.

For more information and updates, follow the Providence Department of Recreation on social media or visit our website. Stay safe and cool, Providence!

Dive into Summer Fun with Zuccolo Adult Swim!

This summer, Zuccolo Recreation Center is excited to offer a fantastic opportunity for adults to cool off and enjoy the water with our free Adult Swim sessions. Starting July 8th and running until August 16th, swimmers aged 18 and up can dive into our pool every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM.

Whether you’re an early bird looking to start your day with a refreshing swim or someone eager to improve your aquatic skills, Zuccolo Adult Swim sessions are perfect for you. With free entry, there’s no excuse to miss out on this wonderful chance to embrace the summer sun and stay active.

Located at 18 Gesler St, Providence, RI 02909, Zuccolo Recreation Center offers a welcoming and friendly community atmosphere. Come swim with us and enjoy the benefits of physical activity, relaxation, and social connection.

For more information, contact us. Dive in and make a splash this summer at Zuccolo Recreation Center!

Stay Safe During This Week’s Heat Wave

The National Weather Service has issued a heat warning for our area this week. Temperatures are expected to soar, and it’s crucial to take steps to stay safe and cool.

Cooling Centers, Water Parks, and Pools:

To help you stay cool during this heat wave, the city has opened several cooling centers and public areas where you can find relief from the heat. All waterparks will be open this week on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday from 4PM-7PM & Wednesday from 12PM-7PM.

Visit our website to find the nearest cooling centers, water parks, and pools:

Find Cooling Centers, Water Parks, and Pools Near You

Stay safe, stay cool, and take care of each other during this heat wave.