Detroit's $80M Riverfront Park Set to Transform Community Experience This October

Detroits new $80 million park on the west riverfront, opening on October 25, aims to be a transformative community space that serves all generations.

• The 22-acre park, part of the Detroit International Riverfront, will open on October 25, providing recreational spaces for families and individuals of all ages.
• Detroit Riverfront Conservancy board chair Matt Cullen emphasized that the parks diverse offerings reflect the motto bring everybody, aiming to create an inclusive community environment.
• Ryan Sullivan highlighted the parks potential economic impact, with the project funded in part by the Ralph Wilson Foundation, enhancing local tourism and community engagement.