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Presentation is from Park Pride's 15th Annual Parks and Greenspace Conference. The speaker is Andrea Bozarth. This panel of park leaders, representing three very unique and playful park spaces, will discuss their ambitious plans and processes that led to the creation of PLAY Chastain - Chastain Park's new 40,000 square foot playground - Abernathy Greenway's Playable Art Park, and Wichita's Grandparents Park.
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- 1. The Grandparents Park Wichita, KS Parks and Greenspace Conference Atlanta, Georgia March 21, 2016 Andrea Bozarth
- 3. Roundabout
- 5. Empty Space
- 10. The Second Phase
- 12. Third Phase of the Park
- 13. Opening Day
- 14. Costs
- 15. Current Day