#Blue slide park pittsburgh mac
See all 85 photos taken at Frick Park Blue Slide Playground by 1025 visitors. The Mac Miller Memoir took to Twitter to reveal that the annual celebration is set to take place on September 10 at Blue Slide Park, Pittsburgh and that the team has been in communication with the. As a Pittsburgh resident since 2004, I was long overdue for my first visit to the park. If you would like to learn more, or volunteer to help with the beautification project, please email Follow the parks!Įnter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. The playground inside Frick Park that was inspiration for Pittsburgh native Mac Millers debut album Blue Slide Park has mysteriously been renamed in honor of the late rapper. Blue Slide Playground is part of Frick Park located in Squirrel Hill on Beechwood Blvd. Please excuse this temporary eyesore and THANK YOU for your patience! Once the new Environmental Center construction is completed, the trailers and path will be removed and the site will be restored to its original condition.
They will then queue at the old Environmental Center location at 2005 Beechwood Blvd to limit any potential negative impact on parking Busses dropping off school groups will allow children to disembark at the blue gate near Blue Slide Playground on Beechwood Blvd.The trailers and surrounding area will be beautified with plantings and artwork.After the trailers are placed at this location, the temporary access road will be narrowed to maintain an accessible pedestrian route to the classrooms.The temporary access road has been constructed now due to City scheduling needs Trailers will be placed in the late fall of 2013.The temporary location will be used for children, family and adult environmental education throughout the construction period (approximately 24-30 months).And then, after construction is complete, programs will move back to the NEW Environmental Center at 2005 Beechwood Blvd and the temporary site will be restored. We plan to work with students and volunteers to beautify the trailers and surrounding area with plantings and art. The temporary classrooms will be much the same as the existing trailers that the Frick Environmental Center has been using for the last 8 years. The site is accessible, nearby to key habitat types that the students are studying, and within walking distance of the old center, which will allow for student visits during construction. After evaluating several possible locations in Frick Park, the City and Parks Conservancy have identified a site near the Blue Slide Playground to host temporary classrooms.
The City of Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy have been working to make sure that the many children, families, and adults that currently participate in environmental education programs continue to have this opportunity throughout the construction period. Rendering of the future Environmental Center at Frick Park by design firm Bohlin Cywinski Jackson
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