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Park location: 50 Miles Street, Greenfield, MA 01301
Mail: 20 Sanderson Street, Greenfield, MA 01301
Phone: 413-772-1553
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Linking the past to the present . . . creating a healthy future!
Help Support the Park
Participate in our Annual Fundraising Drive
To all of our Energy Park Fans, Our Annual Fundraising Drive for the park is going on now! We need your support! See our Fundraising Brochure here! Your donations will help support maintenance and park improvements, supplies for our wonderfully talented gardeners, our Sundays in the Park Summer Concert Series, and other Special Events! Donations of all sizes are needed and appreciated. If you are interested in donating, please make checks payable to "The Friends of Greenfield Recreation" with Greenfield Energy Park in the memo line (it's tax deductable!) Contact the Greenfield Recreation Department with any questions at 413-772-1553. You Can Make a Difference in Your Community!
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Join the Regular Tuesday, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm work and planning crew and Coop Concert weeders to help keep the park beautiful! Work with native plants and meet other gardening lovers. Call Nancy at 413-774-5667 for more information.
Greenfield youth makes Eagle Scout cleaning up Energy Park –
Eighteen-year-old Daniel Burgos will reach another milestone in his life on Sunday — one he’s been working toward for 11 years. Burgos, who actually became an Eagle Scout on July 7, will be officially recognized by his peers, family and friends at Camp Apex on the Mohawk Trail on Sunday. All Eagle Scouts have to complete a project that they facilitate, lead and present a report on. Burgos chose to clean up the Greenfield Energy Park at the end of Miles Street. The young man who graduated from Greenfield High School in the spring and plans to go into the U.S. Air Force, started in Cub Scouts years ago as a Tiger Cub and worked his way through the ranks. He said that according to Boy Scouts of America rules, he had to make Eagle Scout before he was 18.
9-13-14 Recorder Article
See what's happening at the Park!
For Park Rentals please contact:
Greenfield Recreation Department
Phone: 413-772-1553
Email: christy.moore@greenfield-ma.gov
"The Greenfield Energy Park is a beautiful example of organizing open spaces around the issues of clean energy." -- Katherine Kottaridis, Director, Office of Small Business and Entrepreneurship, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
We did it! A beautiful community greenspace graces the heart of downtown Greenfield, Massachusetts. It is located one mile from Route I-91 and Routes 2, 5 & 10. The mission of this lovely town park is to offer an inviting gathering place for lunches, concerts or workshops and to provide public education about issues of sustainable energy in a friendly, non-technical atmosphere. The park is one and one-quarter acres. Funding came from a wide variety of community, state and federal sources through grant awards, foundation gifts and individual contributions. The park is owned by the City of Greenfield and was built in partnership with the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association (NESEA), a not-for-profit membership-based organization. NESEA organizes all clean energy demonstration exhibits in the park on an ongoing basis and programs to bring visitors onsite for community-building and to learn more about renewable energy.
There are many reasons to PARK yourself in Greenfield for the day!