A Pilsen Park with a Prairie Style Fieldhouse
Explore a neighborhood gathering spot with Czech roots, picnic areas, and spaces for art and sport.
🏛️ A Fieldhouse for Community Life
Dvorak Park brings Pilsen history into an afternoon of play. Named for composer Antonin Dvorak, it reflects the former Czech community in the area and remains a neighborhood gathering place. At 1119 W. Cullerton St., the Prairie style fieldhouse anchors the grounds.
Inside, the building holds two gymnasiums and an indoor pool, alongside an auditorium, art room, computer room, and meeting spaces. Its mix of rooms supports community gatherings as well as youth sports. The fieldhouse opens Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 9 PM and Saturday from 9 AM to 5 PM, with Sunday closed.
Outside, baseball fields and a multi use athletic field make room for football and soccer. Playgrounds and an interactive water feature add another way to spend time here, while picnic areas offer a place to pause between activities. Take the afternoon in stages, from a game on the grounds to a picnic break, with the fieldhouse bringing another side of this community park into view.
