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Kerry Averyt is the Senior Engineer. Carrie Brown is the Public Art Curator. Together along with their teams, they are responsible for the practical beauty of the San Pedro Creek Culture Park. With vastly different viewpoints and backgrounds, but a…
On May 5, 2018, the San Pedro Creek Culture Park was unveiled to the community with a grand opening celebration. One year later, we look back at the exciting year of culture, art, nature — and purpose — that brought…
Just getting started The first segment of the San Pedro Creek Culture Park opened in May 2018. The four-block section, spanning from North Santa Rosa Street to Houston Street, combines purpose with beauty and weaves public art and architectural design…
You may not know it yet, but there is a hidden treasure trove at the San Pedro Creek Culture Park in downtown San Antonio. You won’t find gold or silver there, but you will certainly find photo opportunities that will…
The amount of fun things to do on a visit to San Antonio is endless—and the list is growing every day—but you may not have time to explore every corner of this vibrant city. If you’re only in the Alamo…
With so much happening in the Alamo City, it makes sense that you want your four-legged friend to join in the excitement. San Antonio has a multitude of dog-friendly spots where you and your pup can enjoy our great city…
The construction and revitalization of the San Pedro Creek Culture Park is a joint effort between many stakeholders across the city. It began as a partnership between Bexar County, the City of San Antonio, and the San Antonio River Authority…
NOW OPEN IN DOWNTOWN SAN ANTONIO First phase and segment opened to the public on May 5, 2018 SAN ANTONIO – The first segment of the much-anticipated San Pedro Creek Culture Park – a one-of- a-kind urban greenspace located on…
San Antonio River Authority“What I’ve learned from the community,” says Carrie Brown, Public Art Curator at the San Antonio River Authority, “is that there is a real passion for being authentic, remembering our history, knowing it and showcasing it.” Carrie…
