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Downtown Partnership outlines programming, visitor numbers and planned investments for three parks
Summary
Nashville Downtown Partnership reported management of Church Street Park and Walk of Fame Park plus a pilot for Riverfront Park, cited annual visitor estimates and said it expects to invest roughly $335,000 in Church Street Park, $768,000 in Walk of Fame Park and $510,000 in Riverfront Park next year.
Chrissy Cassidy of the Nashville Downtown Partnership told the Parks Board that the organization manages Church Street Park and Walk of Fame Park under contracts with Metro Parks and holds a pilot permit for programming at Riverfront Park. Cassidy said an AI-derived estimate indicates about 1,700,000 annual visits to those three parks combined and described programming successes, sponsorships and planned investments.
Cassidy noted investments the Partnership expects to make: approximately $335,000 in Church Street Park, $768,000 in Walk of Fame Park and $510,000 in Riverfront Park, and she highlighted weekly and seasonal programming including fitness classes, live music, a new holiday market at Walk of Fame Park and ongoing maintenance and improvements. She thanked Metro Parks staff and volunteers for supporting the work.
Board members commended programs and noted the Partnership’s visibility on social platforms, and the board thanked the Partnership for its service and collaboration.
