The Sequoia Park Zoo Foundation and the City of Eureka invite you to a walkabout in the Sequoia Park and the Sequoia Park Zoo to learn more about our upcoming “elevated redwood walkway” as well as improvements to Sequoia Park Zoo and the upper meadow of the Sequoia Park directly from our project manager at Greenway Partners.
We hope you will join us:
Sequoia Park Meadow Entrance Saturday, March 14th 2:00 PM-3:00 PM
City of Eureka- Community Services 1011 Waterfront Dr. Eureka, Ca. 95501
For More Information Contact Scott “Q” Marcus Media Coordinator, Eureka Community Services 707. 440.9271 smarcus@ci.eureka.ca.gov
For Immediate Release:
City of Eureka Seeking Local Photos and Memories of Sequoia Park’s History
The City of Eureka is excited to reach out to the community to seek photos and memories of Sequoia Park and its Playground or the Sequoia Park Zoo in an effort to support the Sequoia Park Improvement Project. Do you have fond memories and photos of the 125-year-old history of these beloved spaces that you would be willing to share?
Sequoia park lion fountain
The City recently conducted several community outreach opportunities resulting in a new conceptual design for Sequoia Park. Community feedback prioritized a design which will enhance what is loved, restore what is broken, and provide what is missing.
Get ready to pick up your free schedule of all things GOPD!
Starting early July, you’ll be able to pick up a free copy of the #gopd2019 schedule (formerly called “Passports”) with everything you need to know to enjoy this great event. However, if you just can’t wait, you can download a PDF of the schedule by clicking on this link.
You probably already knew that kids under 12 get in free at the Sequoia Park Zoo (with a paying adult), on #GOPD2019 but you didn’t know that there are lots of special events taking place at the zoo that day too!
This update adds three drop in participation options for those unable to make the other event (see below in red).
The City of Eureka is excited to announce its application for the Prop 68: Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program. This funding opportunity helps fund park projects in critically underserved communities. The city is working hard to improve all city parks with the focus of this grant application being to revitalize 20/30 Park, located at 2605 Pine St.
The City of Eureka would like to you to be part of the
process, you are invited to join us for two planned community meetings this
month:
Lincoln School Cafeteria – 216 W. Harris St., Eureka April 30th 6pm-8pm
Just Added! If you are unable to make the April 30th date, join us for three drop-in participation options this month:
April 13th 9am-12am • 20/30 Park – 2605 Pine St, Eureka
April 20th 11am-1pm • “Easter Egg Hunt” Carson Park – Between H and I St, Eureka
April 21st 12pm-4pm • “Party for the Planet” Sequoia Park Zoo – 3414 W St, Eureka, Main Lawn
There’s still time to share your thoughts on the future of our beloved Sequoia Park!
If you were unable to attend previous public meetings on the Sequoia Park Improvement Project, please visit the City of Eureka website to find the Sequoia Park Survey and weigh in with your thoughts before the conceptual plans are finalized!