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A New Year of Growth, Connection & Community
As we welcome the new year, we’re excited to share some incredible improvements happening across New Hanover County Parks & Gardens!
Recently Completed Projects/Enhancements
~ Trails End Pier: Fully reconstructed
~ Tennis Court Resurfacing: Long Leaf &
Ogden Parks
~ Smith Creek Park: Floating dock demolition
and reconstruction
Major Projects Underway
~ Smith Creek Park, Phase 2: Anticipated
completion date-March 2026
Click here for full list
~ Northern Regional Park Improvements:
Anticipated completion date-Summer 2026
Click here for full list
~ Airlie Gardens completed its 13th year of art
exhibits with Birds of a Feather, showcasing
unique, artist-designed pieces throughout the
gardens.
~ Veterans Park tennis court resurfacing:
Anticipated completion date-Early 2026
Each of these enhancements, completed projects and exhibits represent our mission to enrich the spaces where our community connects, plays, and grows.
January Speaker Series
This month, we’re hosting two engaging speaker sessions; an opportunity to educate, inspire, and connect with our community. Start the new year by joining us!
Worms With a Mission
Join Carole and Pedro Mayet of Worms With A Mission as they share their passion for promoting plant health through natural gardening methods rooted in environmental stewardship. During this program, (held on January 23rd at 9:30am) they will lead a presentation on worm castings: their benefits, uses, and role in sustainable gardening. Register Here.
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Winter Birds of Southeastern North Carolina
Join Jill Peleuses, Co-Founder of Cape Fear Bird Observatory and owner of Wild Bird & Garden, for a presentation on Airlie's winter resident birds, followed by a guided bird walk to explore some of the garden’s best birding spots. Register here for this event which will be held on January 9th at 8:00am.
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