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UPCOMING EVENTS

April 27- Let’s Fly Kites

Let's Fly Kites Sunday, April 27 2 pm until 4 pm Dad Perry Park North 1200 Monterey Way (Facing Harvard) Free for kids of all ages.  Kites Provided To the First 75 Kids.  (Or bring your own kite) No Registration Necessary!  Questions, Please Call Mary 785-766-3023...

May 3 – Kids Fishing Derby

Bismarck Lake — follow signs from North 2nd and Lyon St (North Lawrence) Saturday, May 3 - 9 am to 11am All events are Free for Kids of all ages - No registration necessary unless stated. Bait & Equipment are provided for all fishing events. Fishing is Catch and...

May 10 – Monarch Watch Open House

2021 Constant Avenue Saturday, May 10 from 10 to 2 Help us help the butterflies! All events are Free for Kids of all ages - No registration necessary unless stated. Please check Outside for a Better Inside on Facebook for additional fun events that are scheduled that...

June 7 – Kids Fishing Derby

Bismarck Lake — follow signs from North 2nd and Lyon St (North Lawrence) Saturday, June 7 - 9 am to 11am All events are Free for Kids of all ages - No registration necessary unless stated. Bait & Equipment are provided for all fishing events. Fishing is Catch and...

Places to Go

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More about SANDRA J. SHAW COMMUNITY HEALTH PARK
park-diagramEnjoy a walk on a trail through one of Lawrence’s most unique locations. This site is located northwest of Second and Indiana streets and is within easy walking distance of Lawrence Memorial Hospital, Bert Nash, the Lawrence/Douglas County Health Department and the City of Lawrence’s Burcham Park. More details here

This park was made possible by a collaboration between Outside for a Better Inside, Bert Nash and the City of Lawrence who received a grant from the Sunflower Foundation.

Who Was Sandra Shaw?

Sandra Shaw dedicated her life to assist others in understanding their behavIMG_9745iors and how environs can assist in creating a healthy lifestyle. As CEO of the Bert Nash Center, Shaw created, developed and strived to provide the best behavioral health care for the residents of Douglas County. Her passion and dedication guided her efforts and those of her staff for three decades.

Dr. Shaw knew how important connecting with nature is for individuals and their mental health and well-being. A natural park and walking trail would be a wonderful lasting tribute to Dr. Shaw and her efforts.