Thursday July 2nd
This website is run by YOUR Westchester Park, Park Advisory Board (PAB). I am Dan Mohler, President of the PAB and I am running point for a successful day in the parade. Please return to this website all week for current information.
Feel free to contact me at - westchesterpab@gmail.com
The objective of Westchester Park in the parade, is to make the parade watchers realize there is SO MUCH going on in Westchester Park.
Thank you for helping us promote our great park.
HELPFUL INFORMATION-
Get yourself a hard copy of the Hometown News, out today. Great info on the parade.
We should have more than 30 people walking for the Park, representing all kinds of activities.
Out of 48 parade entries, we will be the 46th to start walking. The Parade starts at 11am so I am asking you to find our launch position by 11:20. As of this writing they have not told me our launch POSITION, but just look for the red corvette and the vertical Westchester Lacrosse banner. Everyone launches from the intersection of Manchester and Loyola Blvd (Benny's Tacos). I will state our launch position here on this website when I know it.
Parking is available at the END of the parade on the LMU campus. Before the parade you access the LMU parking structure by entering on Lincoln next to the fountain. The idea being, you park there and walk all the way to Manchester and Loyola Blvd, where the parade starts. Allow plenty of time to make that walk.
Hydrating starts the night before, and over breakfast. Could be a hot day and we are on pavement. Historically the parade organizers have water stations along the parade route.
Check the weather forecast, sunscreen and the right hat might be needed.
This information will be updated throughout the week.
Dan
2025
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Westchester Park is a vibrant hub of community life in the heart of Westchester. Friends and families enjoy 22 acres, home to, lighted ball diamonds and athletic field, two gyms, a children's playground, a skateboard park, pickleball courts, tennis courts, outdoor basketball and a swimming pool.
Westchester Park also has dedicated facilities and activities for active adults 50+ - Mahjong, Yoga, Zumba, Drama Club, Gardening, Art Classes, Music Lessons, Self Defense, Soul Line Dancing, Adult Summer Camp, Tai Chi, Walking, Billiards and Ping Pong.
Adjacent to the park is the Westchester Golf Course, and Westchester Public Library.
What are you waiting for?
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