The logo for the Park Pop-up initiative. It has the text "park pop-up" in fun, bright yellow lettering outlined in black. Above it in a comic book style explosion bubble are icons making up a typical park, including a slide, a tree, and a bike. The explosion bubble is surrounded by stylized 5-pointed stars in the same bright yellow. At the bottom of the logo are five icons featuring different ideas for park pop-up events like music, food, reading, art, and sports.
A singer and two guitar players perform under and Open Space canopy.
Two performance artists dressed like fish perform acrobatics on a hanging rig.
A woman in a top hat twirls a ring above her head.
Five community members gather around a papermaking activity outside under an open space canopy.
Six people gather around a trailer with a hands-on watershed model.
Two Esperanza staff repair a bike tire.
A group of youth and adults sit on buckets in a park banging on drums during a free lesson.
Two youth climb a rock wall wearing helmets and harnesses.
"Gateway to a Sense of Wonder" Open Space Visitor Center gallery exhibit image
Ditch the ditches
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a flyer that lists all workshops associated with a gallery exhibit at the Open Space Visitor Center
Schematic image of the Wells Park-Walker Property project.
Image of the Wells Park project schematic.
Map of Hubbell Dam and Hubbell Oxbow Farm proposed project area
Mayor Tim Keller plays pickleball in an attempt to set world record with Dean Matt for 48-48-48 challenge.
Mayor Keller takes a drink from new water fountain and Parks and Recreation Department Director Dave Simon fills his water bottle.
Flyer inviting public to a free outdoor concert at the Open Space Visitor Center June 8, 2023 from 6 to 8 pm
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