City of Burbank Community Arts Grant Program is Now Accepting Applications
Program designed to support local artists and non-profit arts organizations
The Parks and Recreation Department is re-launching the RISE Program
This announcement marks the official return of this popular leadership program after a three-year hiatus
New Public Artwork to Unveil at McCambridge Recreation Center
The mural was funded by the City’s Art in Public Places Program, which supports the integration of art into public spaces throughout the City
Verdugo’s Pool to Close for Yearly Maintenance
McCambridge Pool will be open during this time to accommodate aquatic activities
Burbank Honors Local Legends for Volunteering
Burbank's Peter McGrath Award for Older Americans recognized Linda Barnes and Carole Collins.
Summer Pool Season Kicks Off May 27 at Verdugo Aquatic Facility
Take a plunge down the activity pool slide, play games at the main pool, and enjoy music
Burbank Once Again Named Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation
For the 47th consecutive year, the City of Burbank has been named a 2024 Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation
Verdugo Aquatic Facility to Close for Two Days for Staff Training
This training is crucial to prepare staff for the summer season
Stough Canyon Hiking Trail to Close for Two Days for Maintenance
Work will be done to enhance the safety and accessibility of the hiking trail
City Parks Master Plan In-Person Community Final Meeting
Workshop to help identify and determine the needs of Burbank residents regarding future improvements
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Tequilas Burbank and community advocate Ashley Erikson are marking their 10th year of cancer fundraising with a campaign to raise $15,000 for Providence’s genetics and genomics department at the Roy and Patricia Disney Family Cancer Center in Burbank.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Mozzy
This gorgeous baby is the epitome of a good time.
Governor Signs Schultz Bill to Save Post-Production Jobs
. “This is a big victory in our fight to save California’s entertainment industry, and we’re just getting started,”