The Lancaster Recreation Commission (Lancaster Rec), in partnership with the City of Lancaster and Lancaster Bikes, will host the 10th annual Open Streets Lancaster on Saturday, May 10, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Since its launch in 2014, Open Streets has focused on encouraging active lifestyles and strengthening community ties. For one day, Lancaster's streets will transform into a car-free playground where residents can bike, rollerblade, skate, walk, and run; any form of active transportation is encouraged.

The event will include dozens of community vendors, nonprofits, food trucks, live music, and interactive activities for people of all ages. Last year, Open Streets featured gymnastics instruction, martial arts, skateboarding, and bike repair stations.

For more details on Open Streets Lancaster, including sponsorship opportunities, visit http://www.lancasterrec.org/openstreets.

Since 1909, the Lancaster Recreation Commission has been dedicated to providing recreation and learning opportunities for Lancaster residents. Focused on neighborhood-based programs for people of all ages, Lancaster Rec places a special emphasis on accessible activities for children in schools, parks, and playgrounds. In 2024, Lancaster Rec began a new chapter: the renovation of the former Price Elementary School into a state-of-the-art recreation center. To learn more, visit http://www.lancasterrec.org/newrec.