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To be a progressive and welcoming Village that is <br />walkable, sustainable, and safe. <br />PARKS <br />The community is fortunate to be home to five primary parks that are maintained by the City Parks Department – <br />Emerald, Central, Tower, Silver Point, and Trillium. These parks offer a range of amenities that can be enjoyed by <br />everyone. Whether you are looking for ball fields, basketball or tennis courts, play equipment, or even a skating rink <br />or splash pad, these City parks have you covered. <br />Silverwood Park is a unique asset of the City. This park is managed by Three Rivers Parks, and its amenities <br />include trails, an art gallery, education facilities, a café/coffee shop, access to fishing, and more. <br />Francis A. Gross Golf Course was opened in 1925 and its topography consists of gently rolling hills with <br />elevated tees and greens. A mature course with lots of old trees, this course was the host of the 1964 USGA National <br />Publinks Championship. <br />RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES & EVENTS <br />EVENTS <br />VillageFest offers activities for all members of the family. An annual event held each August, the non-profit and <br />community-run event provides a number of entertainment options including a parade, fireworks, food and music, a <br />medallion hunt, a chalk art walk, and much more. <br />Music in the Park offers free concerts which are held annually from June through August. Taking place at the <br />Salo Park Amphitheater, the concerts are provided by the Salo Park Concert Series. <br />Night to Unite is a nationwide program meant to strengthen neighborhood spirit, partnerships with local police, <br />and crime prevention. This event is typically held in August. <br />82