Yes. The pavilion is accessible. We can help you load your barrel. You will need to unload and install on your own when you get home
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Rain Barrel Workshop | University Heights

Collect rainwater for outdoor use and help reduce stormwater pollution in your community by building your own rain barrel.
A rain barrel captures and stores rainwater that would otherwise flow untreated into storm drains. You can use this collected water to nourish your lawn and garden, conserving resources and supporting a healthier environment.
This workshop includes a rain barrel system pickup along with a brief presentation and demonstration at the start of the workshop.
You’ll receive a barrel and a complete kit with all the parts needed to assemble your system at home using just a drill and a screwdriver.
The $60 fee covers all materials, including a 60‑gallon barrel, drill bits, and a downspout diverter. If you’d like to create a two‑barrel setup, an additional barrel and linking kit are available for $40.
If you want to purchase a rain barrel(s) pre‑payment and workshop registration are required.
Please register by April 22!
- A detailed registration confirmation along with rain barrel assembly instructional video will be sent to you as the workshop date approaches.
- Barrel dimensions are 2 feet wide by 3 feet tall.
- This system must be installed on a downspout. You will also need a way to elevate the barrel (concrete blocks work well), but these materials are not included in the price and will not be provided during the workshop.
Details
- Date: April 30, 2026
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Time:
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
- Cost: Free
- Event Categories: Community Event, Rain Barrels, Workshops & Trainings
Organizer
- Tim Becker
- Phone 216/867-0685
- Email tbecker@cuyahogaswcd.org
Venue
- Zucker Pavilion at Purvis Park
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2198 Wrenford Road
University Heights, OH 44121 United States + Google Map
Frequently asked questions
There is ample free parking at the park.
11: Quincy – Cedar
However, keep in mind that you will be carrying a rain barrel back with you.
Yes.
Yes, please be sure they are with an adult.