EXTREME MAKEOVER. (left) Metro Parks staff Cody Wells, Tony Miljour (behind statue), Bob Bitz and Jeff Pudists delicately place the refurbished Fisherman’s Daughter statue back on the Wright Park pond, which itself (above) was given a hefty makeover as part of renovations to the park that will be shown to the public May 10.
Phase I of Wright Park redesign ready to be unveiled
By Matt Nagle
On May 10 from 1-3 p.m., a grand reopening celebration will be held at Wright Park to unveil to the public all the completed phase one master plan improvements that have been made to the park over the past eight months.
Metro Parks Communications Manager Nancy Johnson said that while many park passers-by have noticed the newly-painted, gleaming white statues at the parks entrances – the two lions at the Sixth Avenue entrance and the two ladies known as “Annie and Fannie” on the Division Avenue side – visitors will notice much more once they walk around the 27-acre park.
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Through May 31 – Seven student artists from the Tacoma Community College sanctioned Tacoma Artworks Group celebrate the sixth letter of the alphabet with art show that doubles as a fundraiser for the TCC Foundation Arts Department. (Shown here is “Untitled” by Joey Freer). Gallery Madera, 2210 Court A. Info: (253) 572-1218 or www.gallerymadera.com.
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