Pella Parks Dept. Preps for Spring Tulip Bloom

New recreation director shares updates on flower bed status map and Tulip Time festival plans.

Mar. 16, 2026 at 2:59pm

The City of Pella Parks Department is gearing up for the annual spring tulip bloom, with new Recreation Director Spencer Winzenried sharing details on preparations underway. A status map will be released soon to provide regular updates on the flower beds reaching peak viewing, and listeners can tune in to local radio for Tulip Time festival coverage.

Why it matters

Pella's tulip festival is a major draw for the community, bringing in thousands of visitors each year to admire the colorful blooms. The parks department's work to maintain the flower beds and share updates helps ensure residents and tourists alike can enjoy the spring spectacle.

The details

Winzenried, the new City of Pella Recreation Director, says the parks department has been hard at work preparing for the upcoming tulip bloom. A status map will soon be released to provide regular updates on the progress of the flower beds and when they reach their peak viewing period. The department is also coordinating with local radio station 92.1 KRLS, the official radio station of the 91st annual Tulip Time festival, to share updates leading up to the event.

  • The upcoming spring bloom is expected soon, as warmer weather approaches.
  • The 91st annual Tulip Time festival in Pella is scheduled for later this spring.

The players

Spencer Winzenried

The new City of Pella Recreation Director overseeing preparations for the spring tulip bloom.

92.1 KRLS

The official radio station of the 91st annual Tulip Time festival in Pella.

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What’s next

The parks department will release a status map in the coming weeks to provide regular updates on the tulip flower beds reaching peak bloom.

The takeaway

Pella's annual tulip festival is a beloved community tradition, and the parks department's efforts to maintain the flower beds and share updates help ensure residents and visitors can fully enjoy the spring spectacle.