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Belleville showcases park upgrades and final Tour de Belleville race
Summary
A local community segment highlights Bellevue Park’s renovations — new playground, pickleball courts, band shelter, fitness court, gazebo and amphitheater — and announces the Tour de Belleville bike race on July 12 with registration details on belleville.net.
Belleville’s Bellevue Park — the city’s oldest park — has undergone several upgrades, including a new playground, pickleball courts, a renovated band shelter, a fitness court and a gazebo, presenters said. The park’s newly renovated amphitheater will host the city’s outdoor concert series, held for free on alternating Mondays and Thursdays during the summer.
Speakers described the concerts as family-friendly events where attendees often bring lawn chairs and blankets; one host suggested patrons might also start bringing picnic baskets. The improvements were presented as community amenities rather than policy changes or formal civic actions.
The segment also announced the Tour de Belleville bike race on July 12. Festivities begin at 6 p.m. with food trucks and live music; the race is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. Organizers described this as the final run of the beloved race and invited those interested to register at belleville.net on the Belleville Parks and Recreation page.
For additional information about Bellevue Park, the Summer Concert Series and the Tour de Belleville, presenters directed viewers to ksdk.com/showme.
