Springfield Preservation and Revitalization (SPAR) Council works to preserve and build community in the Springfield Historic District.
SPAR has served as a resource and advocate for our community since 1974, and is a 501c3 non-profit organization. We facilitate improvements in quality-of-life and work to preserve the unique character of our neighborhood, engaging with city leaders and law makers, hosting popular public events and helping residents directly.
See a cause that's near and dear to you? Then get involved. We'd love your help.
It's Springfield's sesquicentennial! Read more about how we're celebrating this year!
BECOME A SPAR MEMBER!Show support for the continued preservation and revitalization of our neighborhood. Plus, you'll get great perks too! JOIN TODAY! |
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SPAR has installed a temporary park on Main Street, aptly named Sesquicentennial Park, in celebration of 150 years of the Springfield neighborhood. In early 2020, the park will be dismantled and returned to a vacant lot. SPAR will be hosting events through the year in Sesquicentennial Park and will work with other organizations that would like to use the space. Click here to learn more. |
Springfield was named the most bikeable neighborhood in Jacksonville’s urban core, according to WalkScore.com. We invite you to Explore The Core with SPAR in 2019. We’ll be hosting bike socials to other Jacksonville urban core neighborhoods, and you can also explore our many destinations on your own. Learn more. |
Learn more about Springfield by visiting our media coverage page! |
The City of Jacksonville is conducting a street sweeping pilot program in the Southwest quadrant (South of 8th, West of Main) of the Springfield Historic District. Learn more and see dates here. |
We have a very active community! We can't list everything, but here are some upcoming events in our area. |
Historic properties have unique charm, craftsmanship and also a special process to renovate them. Join the Planning and Development Department staff of the City of Jacksonville for our free Historic Preservation Workshops, happening throughout 2019. Learn more and sign up. |
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Are you social? We are. The Springfield Historic District is an active, friendly, social community. Stay connected via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. |