Broadway Skate Park - A collaborative urban design skate space in Cleveland

After many years of holding the annual East Meets West in the Slavic Village Neighborhood, PSg and Slavic Village Development are proud to kick off the design and conceptual phase of another great neighborhood skateboard park for Cleveland!

The First Public Meeting and Open House was held with about 50 people sharing ideas and comments. Ideas submitted by skaters and members of the community were collected by PSG and used by Grindline to create several concepts for the park.

Three Conceptual Designs unveiled May 16th at Broadway Methodist Church

Broadway Methodist hosted our second public design meeting for the Broadway Skate Park. The Church has been a sponsor and supporter of the East Meets West skateboard festival since day one. Grindline Skatepark Designer Micah Shapiro presented 3 conceptual designs based on ideas from the first public meeting. Take a look and send your feedback to ideas@publicsquaregroup.org! Be sure to include your name and contact info so you can be notified of more meetings.

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Press and Media

• Feb 2, 2011: Slavic Village Development holds public meeting to design skate park (Fresh Water Cleveland)
• Feb 1, 2011: Proposed Slavic Village skate park aims to be an economic catalyst (ABC Channel 5)
• Jan 25, 2011: Slavic Village Skate Park Public Meeting coming (ABC Channel 5)

Sample Skate-able Art and Public Park in Seattle WA

First Public Meeting and Open House Photo Gallery

Many skaters, supporters, parents and community advocates at the first Public Meeting

Marie Kittredge gives some background on the project and the potential of the community