Go Bananas!
Go bananas The 14th annual Banana Festival is loads of fun and supports local organizations. Saturday and Sunday August 16th […]
Support Kids Arts
Celebrate 26 years and join the Race for the Arts 5K Run/Walk. Stay for the free arts festival. August 23rd. […]
Music on the Green
Enjoy free music and bites on the green at WLP Golf. Local craft beers and wines ready to purchase. Go […]
LPCA Community Meeting
Mark your calendar for a free community meeting. We'll have appetizers, drinks and excellent speakers. Listen to your local representatives […]
Fall Into Supporting Land Park with Us!
Fall is coming and it's the perfect time to bring your gardening gear and show William Land Park some LOVE. […]
Latest News
New Normal: Land Park Farmers Market
The first Land Park Farmers Market began this Sunday, July 31st. The event was located off Sutterville Road near the WLP golf course, and shaded by the parks’ mature tree canopy. It was a small but mighty showing with a few farmers and one “maker” booth. Neighbors...
Monthly Chief’s Report + Neighborhood Safety Tips
Below is an update from Captain Daniel Monk, SacPD South Command. Attached are June’s Chief report, Firearm Crime Report, and the 2nd quarter south command Chiefs report. Chief's Report by District - SOUTH - 2nd Quarter 2022 Firearm Crime Report - June 2022 Monthly...
Land Park Panhandle: No Rules, No Peace
If you are wondering why there are less peaceful weekends in the Land Park area located at Riverside Blvd and 12th Avenue, we have to tell you; that we don't know either. Since its beginning, the founder envisioned William Land Regional Park as a place where people of...
Story Center Coming to Fairytale Town Soon!
Many Land Parkers have been watching with curiosity the construction at Fairytale Town. LPCA member Kevin Smith-Fagan, the executive director of Fairytale Town, reports the new building is a Story Center designed to spark child creativity by inviting them to create...
City is Giving Away Free Countertop Recycle Pails for the New Program
The city’s new residential organic recycling waste program is coming as of July 1st. That means neighbors will have to separate food scraps and soiled paper from other waste and put in an organic waste container instead of their garbage. You can reserve a two-gallon...