City Unveils Plan for New Stage and Remodel of Coleman Hawkins Park
A $900,000 parks tax-funded project is set to break ground next spring to remodel Coleman Hawkins Park, a top venue for shows and festivals in Downtown.
The project, which included feedback from Downtown groups, performers, and community members, aims to maximize viewing space and enhance sound capabilities for concerts and events.
"That project is now out for bid. In late November or early December, we should be ready to go to council for their approval and then we'll be able to get that project going by spring,"
said St. Joseph Parks Director Jeff Atkins, hoping for a late July or August completion date.
Key features of the project include:
- A new-look layout for the park
- Enhanced sound capabilities
- Maximized viewing space for concerts and events
Author's summary: City plans to remodel Coleman Hawkins Park next spring.
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