Bethel Park Police Dept issued the following announcement on Sept. 17.
Bethel Park Municipality is once again holding its annual “Community Day” on Saturday, Sept. 25 after missing last year due to the pandemic.
“After such a difficult eighteen months, it’s such a pleasure to bring back Community Day to the residents of Bethel Park,” said Bethel Park Manager Laurence Christian. “This tradition provides a much-needed day designed to bring our community together as we support our students in their scholastic and athletic activities. It unites all of Bethel Park and we are proud to host this incredible day once again.”
This year’s program will kick off with a 9 a.m. parade that will begin at the Bethel Park Municipal Building (5100 W. Library Ave.), head to Highland Rd., then Bethel Church Rd., to Church Rd., and end at the Bethel Park High School Campus. A variety of Bethel Park School District groups, local community representatives and dignitaries will be participating. (See an exciting preview here.)
From 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. in the Bethel Park High School parking lot, over 60 vendor booths will be participating in Community Day featuring a variety of offerings including fundraisers, games, information, refreshments, and more. The event will also include three inflatables, a DJ on site all day, air brush painting, and several balloon twisters.
“After a very uneasy 2020, we’re excited to bring back this annual Bethel Park tradition of bringing together neighbors, friends and school groups at Community Day!” said Bethel Park Recreation Director Charles Stover.
During the parade, streets will be barricaded as the parade passes through and will be reopened afterwards.
Community Day is a rain or shine event.
Stay in touch by visiting www.bethelpark.net or “Bethel Park Recreation & Community Center” on Facebook.
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