The Westminster Park Project seeks to renew our beloved park by creating an accessible, intergenerational sacred landscape that will continue to serve as the neighborhood's backyard. Westminster Presbyterian Church is embarking on this historic project to develop a comprehensive, long-term plan to guide maintenance, make improvements, and provide enhancements that will serve the community for generations to come.​ By thoughtfully weaving together art, nature, and community, we are ensuring this space remains a welcoming and sacred space where people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities can gather, connect, and thrive.

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FROM TOWN DUMP TO COMMUNITY TREASURE

In 1970, Westminster Presbyterian Church transformed a neighborhood dump into Westminster Park, turning a place of trash into a lasting treasure and a gift for our community. Over the last five decades, this park has been deeply loved, growing to include cherished features like our playground, community garden, and amphitheater.

WHY THE PARK NEEDS US NOW

Outdated equipment, failing infrastructure, inaccessible pathways and landscape, and an aging tree canopy require immediate action in order to ensure the longevity of the park for the next 50 years. We have put together a plan that addresses all of these urgent needs and offers so much more. Imagine a place that feels like the backyard of the neighborhood: a welcoming, vibrant, fully accessible park where people of every age and ability come together.