The Red Hills Rhythm volunteer Community Catalyst team officially unveiled the park Wednesday at Coal Chute Pond Park, part of the Capital Cascades Trail. The area includes multiple musical percussion instruments free to the public.
A Red Hills Rhythm musical parklet has made its way within Coal Chute Pond Park on FAMU way. Envisioned and designed by the KCCI Red Hills Rhythm Community Catalyst team.
Check out what the Tallahassee Democrat article here. Fully Booked is a placemaking project bringing art to trails. For more information on this project click on the "What We Do" section and select "2022 Fully Booked" project.
Before the end of this year, a new attraction is set to open in the park next door to Leon County's Eastside branch library. The project was chosen by this year's community catalyst team organized by the Knight Creative Communities Institute.
New artwork from the Knight Creative Communities Institute is now featured in R. Frank Nims Middle School, as part of the group’s push to create more public art. The principal at Nims, Dr. Benny Bolden, says the art brings life to campus.
The Knight Creative Communities Institute, or KCCI, partnered with a local muralist Cosby Hayes and art students from Maclay High School to work on the mural.
Market District Association and KCCI working with partners on Market District revitalization, which includes better walkability, more green space, and public art. As part of KCCI's Placemaking Week, a new Greetings from TLH Mural is created.
