The Town of Brownsburg celebrated the installation of a new interactive play and learning feature at the Outdoor Classroom at Williams Park with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, January 22.
The new feature, the Play & Learn College, was made possible through a grant from the Parks Foundation of Hendricks County and is designed to encourage imaginative play, creativity, and outdoor learning. The installation features hands-on elements, including a double-sided chalkboard, benches of varying heights for inclusive engagement, and interactive components such as an abacus, clock, bell, and number board.
“This project is a great example of how partnerships and grant funding can directly enhance quality of life for Brownsburg families,” said Town Council President Ben Lacey. “The Play & Learn College creates new opportunities for children to learn and grow through play in a natural, outdoor setting.”
The Outdoor Classroom at Williams Park has long served as a space for nature-based learning and sensory experiences. The addition of the Play & Learn College builds on that mission by supporting early learning, fine motor development, and social interaction for children of all ages.
The Town of Brownsburg extends its appreciation to the Parks Foundation of Hendricks County for its investment in this project and its continued support of park improvements throughout the community.
The Play & Learn College is available for public use during normal park hours at the Outdoor Classroom at Williams Park, 707 S Alpha Ave.
