Paul neighborhood is on alert after police say a fight broke out at a busy park Paul police officers responded to the 1300 block of Arkwright Avenue East on multiple reports of shots fired and a large fight Law enforcement recovered evidence of shots fired at the scene Paul police said that investigators are working to determine what happened and who was involved Neighbors who live near Arlington-Arkwright Park told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS that they are terrified and that this has happened before “I heard what I thought was a car backfire at first and then it kept going,” said Abby Wyatt “Assumed it was gunshots and saw a big group of guys go running across the field Saw some people peel out in cars and then some stragglers running.” Other neighbors said they heard as many as 20 shots and that this was not the first daylight shooting in that area with another incident occurring days before I haven’t witnessed anything like that here before,” said Cameron Russell “I guess anything can happen anywhere.” Many consider the park in the Payne-Phalen neighborhood to be a safe zone were playing pickleball when they saw people running off as officers arrived Their biggest worry is for kids who play there you just don’t want to see kids get hurt and houses,” Schow said “You don’t want to see a neighborhood bummed out.” The incident has left park users shaking their heads a little concerning with it being especially during the day “Definitely a very busy park for something to be happening in There have been 244 shots fired incidents in 2025 as of April 7 compared to 317 during the same time period in 2024 If you have any information about the incident Any person with disabilities who needs help accessing the content of the FCC Public File may contact KSTP via our online form or call 651-646-5555 Saint Paul Parks and Recreation staff celebrate Halloween by dressing up as our favorite characters from the TV show "Parks and Recreation" From all of us at Saint Paul Parks and Recreation Watch the video to view all 12 giphy reenactments Contact the City’s Call Center by sending an email For non-emergency information. Available weekdays MN 55102 | General Information: 651-266-8989 Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application to Raymond and Violet (Boeckermann) Weber in Melrose Glen married the love of his life Margie on December 28 One of Glen and Margie’s favorite places to spend time through the years was at their lake home on Mud Hen Lake in Wisconsin They also went south to Florida for a few months each winter to meet up with their fellow "Destin Snowbirds" Glen worked at Hauenstein-Burmeister Construction Company as a project manager for over 38 years where coworkers and clients became lifelong friends he made friends with many people and had an impact on their lives especially his granddaughters and great-grandchildren His face lit up when around them and they felt his love and affection Glen is survived by his daughter Glenda Kemmet; son Greg (Colleen) Weber; granddaughters Jaden (Tim) Leslie (Owen Olivia (Kenneth) Knapp (Charlotte and a baby boy arriving soon) and Madelyn Weber; siblings Curt (Jenny) Weber and Renee (Rudy) Carlson and many nieces and nephews Glen is preceded in death by his wife Margie; great granddaughter Bella Grace Leslie; parents Raymond Weber and Violet Zigan Mass of Christian Burial to honor Glen and Margie will be at 11 AM on Thursday MN with a visitation one hour prior to service Please join the family for lunch and fellowship following mass at Tinucci’s 396 21st St. LIVESTREAM INFORMATION: For those who would like to participate in the service via livestream you can watch the service by scrolling to the bottom of this page Please leave a message of support on our Tribute Wall to let the family know you were able to watch the service If you are having trouble with the Livestream the service will be available to watch later in the day Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors a Honda Civic traveling south on Highway 61 was exiting onto 70th Street just after 7:30 a.m when it went through the intersection at the top of the ramp and struck a concrete wall The driver of the Civic was taken to Regions Hospital He has been identified as Michael Alton Huset Music in the Parks is an outdoor music series taking place in Saint Paul's beautiful parks during the summer (and sometimes winter!) All events are free unless otherwise noted. Events are weather permitting and subject to change without notice. Additional music programs that take place in Saint Paul parks are also listed below Saint Paul Parks and Recreation does not manage all of the music events and festivals so please view each section for more information on becoming a performer or upcoming performance schedules. The GetDown is an opportunity for local artists to display their talents in an inspiring Artists have workshopped with professional local artist mentors this program is about celebrating our vibrant community and supporting our young talent you'll be showing your love for local artists and empowering them to pursue their dreams It's a chance to uplift aspiring musicians and inspire them to reach for the stars we can create a powerful movement that nurtures the artistic spirit of our city Future performance dates will be announced as they are finalized. This program is offered in partnership with Saint Paul Parks and Recreation, Frogtown Radio, Twin Cities Mobile Jazz Project, COMPAS, and Best Buy Teen Tech Centers. More details at www.wfnu.org This video highlights some of last summer's performers mentors and event organizer on what this program means for them and local Saint Paul artists Take your lunch outside and enjoy these lunchbreak shows in Mears Park While there are some benches available around Mears Park it's also recommended to bring your own chair Contact:Courtney LovelaceSaint Paul Parks & RecreationPh: 612-599-9255courtney.lovelace@ci.stpaul.mn.us Shows at Como Lakeside Pavilion take place outdoors on the promenade and are in partnership with Dock and Paddle restaurant Shows are subject to change without notice See the Dock & Paddle event calendar for updates. All shows are free unless noted on the Dock & Paddle website outside food and beverages are not allowed. Dock & Paddle/Como Lakeside Pavilion Event Calendar To book an event or become a Music in the Parks performer at Como Lakeside Pavilion, visit the Dock & Paddle website or email dockandpaddlemusic@Lancercatering.com Groovin' in the Garden takes place out front of the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory on select Wednesdays during the summer from 6pm–8pm. Groovin' in the Garden Schedule Lowertown Sounds Website Twin Cities Jazz Festival Website There's something for everyone at Summer Nights in Rice This free outdoor summer concert series occurs on select Thursdays from 5-7pm in downtown Saint Paul's Rice Park Step into the magic of summer nights with “Ordway Inside Out” in downtown Saint Paul at Rice Park Experience the beauty of classical music and opera in a unique outdoor setting under the open sky during the summer Ordway Inside Out Schedule City House is downtown Saint Paul's waterfront dining destination City House is located in the historic Municipal Elevator and Sackhouse building along the Sam Morgan Regional Trail at 258 Mill Street The restaurant features a patio overlooking the river and Harriet Island and serves up local craft beer and wine on tap as well as a delicious rotating seasonal menu. Visit the City House events webpage to learn more about the summer's music performers this location is a restaurant so outside food and beverages are not allowed. City House Events Join us in the Como Conservatory tropical gardens and beat the “winter-blahs” as live The concerts are free and beer and wine will be available to purchase. No reservations required Music Under Glass Schedule Please reference the sections above and contact the event organizer directly. All shows are weather dependent and subject to change without notice 2024 surrounded by his family after a long courageous battle with cancer over the past four years A Celebration of Life service will be at 3 PM on Saturday MN with a visitation from 1-3 PM prior to the service There will be a time of sharing during the service for those who wish to tell a story or memory about Andy. 1979 to Thomas and Susan (Kules) Cison in Fridley He graduated from Richfield High School in 1998 Lynette Olson and they were married on January 20 they made their home to raise their family in St Andy worked for Home Depot in a variety of roles involving merchandise prior to his diagnosis which left him unable to work he made a point of staying active and living life to the fullest. Andy is survived by his wife Lynette; children Joseph Samantha and Joshua; parents Thomas Cison and Susan Szeliga; one brother Jacob (Carly) Cison Andy loved the outdoors - some of his favorite activities were boating he was able to share his knowledge and experience to mentor many kids though the years that provided an outlet for him during his battle with cancer He enjoyed music of all varieties making it to many concerts over the years The State Fair was also a highlight for him every year. Andy was involved with the Parks and Recreation in St Paul Park as a board member but more than that he became a catalyst and leader giving much of his time working to improve events by connecting the community to include as many people as possible Most important to Andy though was spending time with family and friends especially gathering at the cabin or wherever there was a campfire where many memories were made and now cherished He will be missed for his gift of gab and great sense of humor by his family and friends. In lieu of flowers, the family prefers memorials go to "Friends In Need" Food Shelf in St stories or photos you'd like to share in the online Guestbook below as a Tribute to Andy's life you can watch the service by scrolling to the bottom of this page and click “PLAY" to begin the service will be available to watch later in the day. The Gnomes have moved on to their next home (maybe snow birding someplace warmer) This popular gnome scavenger hunt has gnome seekers solving clues and exploring Saint Paul parks to find them Participants share selfies with the Gnome and use hashtag #stpgnometakeover (careful not to give away the location in the photo!) The Gnomes are hidden in some of Saint Paul's best places to take a winter hike or walk This is a fun activity for all ages and a great opportunity to get out and about in the beautiful cold-weather season Delve down in the direction of Miss Diggins to end take note of the tangle twisted tree While I near the path a figure stands bare, with his arms stretched wide and a smile that can scare To whoever finds me, I have a lot to say I watch as they twist and flip with perfect might I hide by a mighty tree watching those swing with glee This bench fits many the whole family indeed If you keep your eyes sharp I know you will succeed A tiny figure is found near a trunk tall and wide many hide in the shadows where animals often abide The branches reach up so high in a bind But I am down low where only some will find a nature made portal should be in your sight The ducks say hello in the place where I live but if you don't respond they'll never forgive Como Regional Park Pool features a lazy river Como Pool will be open for the summer June 11-August 20 cost should never be a barrier to water safety skills That's why summer youth swimming lessons will now be offered free of charge youth lessons are open to Saint Paul residents only. 2025 Summer Swimming lesson registration opens April 1 at 9am will be conducting targeted outreach to enroll youth who experience barriers to participation especially related to water safety education and recreation Swimming Lessons Learn more about summer aquatics memberships: Aquatics Memberships Youth under the age of 12 must always be accompanied by an adult. A parent or guardian must check-in with an aquatics supervisor each time a youth ages 12-14 intends to stay at the facility without a parent or guardian swimmers must exit the water 15 minutes before closing time to allow for time to shower change and gather belongings prior to facility closure. Tot Time is a time just for kids ages 6 and under and the adults that love them! This designated time for our youngest swimmers. Only the children's activity pool will be open for Tot Time swimming. Cost is $5 per child and $5 for the accompanying adult If you plan to stay for open swim after tot swim ends you have the option to pay for the open swim admission fees at the time of tot swim entry Your party will receive wristbands identifying they can stay inside the facility during the break between tot swim and open swim but everyone must exit the water for the entire break. Sun shelters are available for use on a first come Como Regional Park Pool1151 Wynne AveSaint Paul, MN 55108Ph: 651-489-0378ParksAquatics@ci.stpaul.mn.us Saint Paul Parks and Recreation will begin taking requests for group reservations at Como Regional Park Pool and Highland Park Aquatic Center on June 4 Please review the following guidelines for group reservations: These policies are in response to record demand and usage of our aquatic facilities balancing the equitable usage of public infrastructure and ensuring that payment for services is collected please call Como at 651-489-0378 or Highland at 651-695-3773 and ask to speak with an aquatic supervisor. all visiting groups check-in and attend a Water Safety Orientation including an overview of the facility and rules/regulations. Constant and active supervision should be maintained when any child is in or around water During any swimming/wading/water play activities where either an infant or a toddler is present the ratio should always be one adult to one infant/toddler The required ratio of staff to older children should be met without including the staff who are required for supervision of infants and/or toddlers Whenever children thirteen months and up to five years of age are in or around water the supervising staff should be within an arm’s length providing “touch supervision” The attention of staff supervising children of any age should be focused on the child and the staff should never be engaged in other distracting activities Como Regional Park Pool1151 Wynne AveSaint Paul, MN 55108Ph: 651-489-0378ParksAquatics@ci.stpaul.mn.us Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Rosemary fought her way back from cancer and spent those remaining years building a life of beauty Rosemary is preceded in death by her parents She is survived by her husband of 45 years Ferdinand "Andy" and Keith Carpenter; siblings Bradshaw Celebration of Life Center - Stillwater Minnesota is survived by her cherished daughters Sydney and Makayla adoring aunt Debra Hallauer and uncle Randy Hallauer Meagan graduated from Jefferson High School in Bloomington After completing her Bachelor's degree at Park University in Kansas City she would accept a job in the mortgage industry that would take her and her children on a whirlwind run around the country In 2012 she was able to return to Minnesota and begin her new career in Mortgage then subsequently in Risk and Controls at Wells Fargo She didn't like to be the center of attention but performed outstandingly and loved her new position(s) and the people she worked with each day but after struggling for so many years as a single mother stability was just on the horizon She was able to buy her own home and her first brand-new car; she was able to afford the lifestyle that her and her daughters always deserved Paul walked into Meagan's world in 2019 and together they shared the happiest 5 years of their lives Meagan was able to look past their first date at Arby's and see Paul for the man he was They also spent many football Sundays together as Meagan cheered for the Chiefs and Paul shook his head in disbelief at the Vikings They were perfect for one another as their personalities balanced each other so well illness struck in 2021 and turned their world upside down Meagan was forced to go on disability due to her debilitating gastric condition and after 3 years of prolonged sickness she finally succumbed to respiratory illness on August 13 who wanted nothing more than to see her children and others succeed She was incredibly sweet and would always offer a hug or a listening ear to anyone that needed it She loved the simple things in life; candles She was the queen of athleisure and was able to connect with Paul's daughters over any and all types of fashion and Makayla had so many plans for the future that will never be fully realized Tremendous and heartfelt thanks are owed to the exceptional nurses and doctors at Region's Hospital-Intensive Care Unit who provided much more than nursing care for Meagan but also provided a peaceful and compassionate environment during her transition from this life to the next We hope more than anything that she was able to reunite with her beloved dog Ann somewhere on the rainbow bridge Donations for extensive medical costs and future needs for Sydney and Makayla can be made to the GoFundMe linked below: https://gofund.me/2b999753 2025 at the University of Minnesota Medical Center A special thank you to the University of Minnesota and the University of Minnesota Medical Center for their love and support during Tim's illness where he was treated for Wilson's Disease Tim passed peacefully from this life and will be greatly missed He earned an Associate's Degree from the University Minnesota and was employed by the University for 30+ years riding snowmobiles and All Terrain Vehicles as well as collecting vintage pickup trucks He also enjoyed spending time at the Sachs Family Cabin and his Wisconsin cabin in the woods near Siren Tim was the beloved brother of Dennis (Joan) Jeffrey (Sandie) & Dave (Patty) Sachs; and Uncle to Gregory (Jamie) & Christopher (Lindsey) Sachs; Jason (Sara) & Jared (Mindy) Sachs; Mike (Maddie) & Matt (Brittney) Sachs Tim was preceded in death by his mother and father Wilma & Elmer Sachs and infant brother Terry Sachs Celebration of Life 11 AM with visitation beginning at 10 AM He grew up in Saint Paul Park and lived there for his entire adult life Mark was a loyal employee of United Scientific in Little Canada He worked as a machinist there for over 40 years He was known at work as a dedicated employee planner and shopper for all the various holiday meals You could count on Mark to prepare delicious main courses with all the sides and fixings The past couple of years Mark has faced serious health challenges but through all of these times he has been very upbeat and optimistic about the future Saying he was looking forward to relaxing more in retirement Now he's able to sit back and enjoy all of eternity No services are being planned at this time. After 16-year-old JuVaughn Turner was shot and critically injured at the Jimmy Lee Recreation Center in January of 2023 Paul Mayor Melvin Carter called for an audit to review the policies and procedures in the city’s Parks and Recreation Department Exavir Binford, Jr., an employee at Jimmy Lee Rec Center at the time of the shooting, was convicted of shooting Turner and is serving a 10-year prison sentence 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS is the first to obtain the independent audit which was just completed The audit concluded there “has historically been a lack of employee training and less-than optimally effective tools to ensure a safe workplace,” and “there are outdated regulations and emergency manuals.” Paul Parks and Recreation Director Andy Rodriguez told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS his department started working on those deficiencies after the shooting and before the audit was released that was the worst incident that’s happened in our department’s history and we want to make sure that we don’t see it again,” said Rodriguez. “Whether that’s behavior de-escalation conflict resolution and things like that. You know how you work with young people might be different than how you work with adults or unsheltered populations.” Turner’s family has filed a federal lawsuit claiming JuVaughn’s civil rights were violated when he was shot by Binford RELATED: Family of teen shot outside St. Paul rec center seeks to hold city liable for employing shooter said the audit did not address what led up to the shooting of Turner I am disappointed because it does not seem to relate at all to the incident where a 16-year-old young man got shot by an employee of the St The city filed a motion in court to have the lawsuit dismissed and the judge has not yet ruled on that request 2024 with her loving family by her side. Matt Jensen; and other loving family and friends. Minnesota and graduated from Park High in 1989 She worked 31 years for US Bank and 15 years at Carbones (W She enjoyed spending time at the cabin with her family and friends Paul soccer field nearly turned into tragedy Police are investigating an incident in which a car drove onto a crowded field on Saturday police want the public’s help identifying the car and the person driving it Paul police shows the car driving right onto the soccer fields at Como Park Saturday evening You can see it enter the field and move through a crowd of people before it seems to take aim at one person running away that he was trying to attack somebody,” Riewan Mohamb “I thought he was trying to hit someone He just went around the field a couple of times and he drove back on to the parking lot and I think he left and later there were some cops that showed up.” “We understand the concern this may have caused and these types of actions are not appropriate in our shared public spaces We are taking steps to assess the situation and determine what solutions may be available to prevent this from occurring again including potential fencing or other deterrents.” UPDATE 11/5/24: The person who died has been identified by St Paul Park Police Chief Jessica Danberg as 38-year-old Nicholas Walsh of St One person has died after a houseboat fire along the Mississippi River early Friday morning responders were dispatched to Hidden Harbor Marina in St Paul Park for a fully engulfed houseboat that was moored the occupants were able to safely evacuate Paul Park Fire Department said that one deceased victim was recovered from the first houseboat around 9 a.m The cause of the fire is still under investigation A new traveling bookmobile has hit the city streets the Saint Paul Public Library’s Mobile Library is providing expanded services based on community feedback and referrals to community resources and notary services The Mobile Library replaces the previous bookmobile which had reached the end of its useful life after 19 years in service They noted the new Mobile Library is more accessible environmentally efficient and better reflects St Paul’s rich diversity by offering books in multiple languages and displaying vibrant art In addition to its revolving collection of books for borrowing residents can participate in ever-changing programming for all ages connect with a digital navigator to answer technology-related questions and access broadband internet The Mobile Library makes regular stops each month at various St Paul locations including the Seal HighRise in south St Lyngblomsten Care Center in Como Park and Episcopal Homes on University Avenue helped create the design for the Mobile Library She noted the goal was to create an imaginative partially “fantastical world where animals humans and fantasy creatures interact with each other and the library services “I tried to capture an honest reflection of the communities that make up St Paul to emphasize that point—the Mobile Library is for everyone,” Eubanks told the Bugle she worked with the Rondo Public Library on a series of mural illustrations Eubanks graduated in 2018 with an illustration degree from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design Eubanks has been a designer and freelance illustrator in Minneapolis working in partnerships with local artists and organizations and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" DONATE to the BUGLE RECEIVE our print edition by mail FIND our print edition near Park Bugle ARCHIVES (1974-2025) SUBMIT your event Here are our Bugle deadlines for the next three issues we appreciate when writers and readers submit their articles early Please note our publication dates represent when the newspapers go out for delivery Mail distribution of the paper may take up to several business days bulk drop-offs of the paper around town are usually completed two to three days after publication SUBMIT your story MN passed away peacefully with family by his side on July 1 Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 AM on Friday Interment and military honors will be at St Thomas Aquinas Cemetery following service with a lunch to follow 1948 to William & Marie (Sadowsky) Kostelecky in Dickinson He lived with family there until he was about 7 years old Curt was a very proud graduate of the University of Minnesota Paul Park and then Inver Grove Heights while working most of his career at the Post Office He chose to be in the comfort of family fourteen years ago when he moved in with his sister (Janet Dickey’s) family in St gave him something special to look forward to He loved watching the great nieces ride their bikes and play in the front yard he loved to tease and have fun with the kids Curt had pride in being a “grandpa” He never would have had any pets when he was alone His sister’s pets would entertain him daily Curt always had a ball of string in his pocket for the cat The animals put a smile on his face every single day. he would love sharing this event with his siblings State hockey tournaments also brought time together with his brother Jeff which of course also meant a stop to the liquor store Curt will be remembered as a man of devotion and prayer with a great love for his family Curt is survived by his siblings Marcy Miesen Craig (Mai) Kostelecky and Suzie (Eddie) Mays; goddaughters Michelle Mencacci Jeanne Bloomquist and Sarah Kostelecky; and several nieces and nephews Curt is preceded in death by his parents William and Marie Kostelecky; brothers-in-law Craig Dickey Mark Miesen and Tony Mencacci; and godmother Sally Grasser A new County-owned and maintained park to be designed and constructed in accordance with EC Safe and Sound and the Ellicott City Watershed Master Plan Paul Street Pocket Park project (C0337) will improve County-owned parcels along the north side of St The project will create a terraced park space along with a new pedestrian connection between Lower Main Street and St The project will also facilitate critical emergency egress This project is currently in the planning and design phase Howard County Government is seeking feedback on the conceptual plans for the St Paul Street Pocket Park through Winter 2025 along with the Ellicott City Watershed Master Plan (Policies 8.6 and 8.7) the new park will be terraced along the existing hillside decks and landscaped areas will be a part of the "green cultural trail" network Interpretation of the former mill race will also be considered Wayfinding and lighting will be included to enhance pedestrian safety and to highlight specific features of the Park Preliminary design of the Park is underway and a community engagement meeting was held on November 12 2024 to explain the project and garner public feedback of the conceptual layout for the Park Information provided at this meeting is posted below Design of the project should be completed by mid-2025 with construction to follow Comments/questions regarding this project can be directed to ecsafeandsound@howardcountymd.gov Perspective views of conceptual Park layout Click here for link to a survey for the project which will be open until December 16 Paul Parks and Recreation 2025 park permit lottery is now open for St The lottery system is used to give people an equal opportunity to make reservations at certain shelters and pavilions that are more popular or have highly sought-out dates of use Entries will be accepted online or by phone through 4:30 p.m and entries cannot be transferred to someone else entries will be sorted and instructions sent to entrants People and businesses will need to show verification of a St Paul address in order to be issued a permit Paul Parks customer service at 651-266-6400 MN passed away peacefully surrounded by family on February 25 Visitation will be from 4-7 pm with a prayer service at 6:30 pm on Friday Funeral service will be held at 11:00 am on Saturday MN with visitation one hour prior to service Interment in Cottage Grove Cemetery in Cottage Grove MN following the service with a luncheon at the church after burial IA to Lela Mae Kleindl (Rynearson) and Howard P McKenzy on January 13 He graduated from Winnebago High School in 1955 and the University of Minnesota – Mankato with a bachelors degree in Management of Administrative Services in 1964 He served in the US Airforce and reached the rank of Airman first class he was united in marriage to the love of his life They were married for 41 years until her passing in 2005 Davids attention to detail made him a very successful accountant He worked as a truck driver when he got out of the service driving his father’s gravel truck; Minnesota Mining in St Paul MN in Accounting and Payroll; Goodyear Tire and Rubber company as a Store Manager and Area District Manager; Washington County Public Works as a Contract and Budget Specialist spending time with his family and serving our Lord He was a lifelong Vikings and MN Twins fan and avid sports enthusiast Andrew's Lutheran Church and where he enjoyed not only worshiping but serving our Lord and Savior He served in many roles while with the church including treasurer and on several committees The girls where always a big part of his life and he loved teaching them the importance of always being a good person and helping others He had two sons-in-law that loved him dearly Hadley Mae Chernisky and a sister Phyllis Starrett He enjoyed visiting with folks and always had a fish story to share about the big one He had an infectious personality and was able to charm folks into doing things for him We used to say he could “sell ocean front property in Arizona” He had a love of cars and owned many over his lifetime David will be sorely missed by all who crossed his path Until then we know he is at peace riding with the angels and soaring on heavens wings 2024 at 10:22 am CT.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Thousands crowd the streets of the fairgrounds as the 2012 Minnesota State Fair got underway Thursday MN — One of the biggest hurdles to attending the Minnesota State Fair is parking The public lots at the State Fair are first-come The good news is you can avoid it altogether by utilizing one of the dozens of free State Fair park-and-ride shuttles located throughout the Twin Cities metro area There are nine State Fair park-and-ride locations within the city of St Five are open on the weekends and Labor Day Children's Home Society & Lutheran Social Service Find a list of all State Fair park-and-ride locations here. Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. With the warm weather approaching (we're sure it will), why not take your family to discover or rediscover Parc Saint Paul ? You know, this amusement park located near Beauvais, in a verdant setting covering several hectares and offering shows and attractions for young and old? Then don't hesitate: come to Parc Saint Paul on April 12 for a great family day out 2025) before reopening to celebrate Christmas in the park (Saturdays and Sundays from December 6 to 14 Parc Saint Paul has a total of 40 attractions: the park is offering a show featuring farm animals the Auberge Rouge restaurant has been completely renovated and offers an all-you-can-eat buffet Mississipi Grill and Snack Coco are still on offer and souvenir stores all contribute to making your visit to Parc Saint Paul a memorable one It's the perfect wayto spend a familyday out in the Paris region Refer your establishment, click here Promote your event, click here