At the heart of the revitalized space will be a Fab Lab Art Space and outdoor amphitheater seating area. This new building will be equipped with state-of-the-art safety features such as proper ventilation and fire suppression systems, allowing the community to explore mediums like metalworking, welding, woodworking, stained glass, and fused glass. These are art forms not currently accessible to the general public in the region. The facility will serve as a regional hub for industrial and fabrication arts—offering learning opportunities, drawing visitors to the area, and supporting workforce development by connecting people with skills that are valued in Wayne County’s diverse industries.

The Fab Lab will have overhead doors that open onto the outdoor amphitheater. The outdoor amphitheater will serve as a flexible gathering space for both educational and performance-based programming. It will be used for live demonstrations—such as pottery throwing, glasswork, or woodworking—allowing artists and instructors to share their craft with the public in an engaging, open-air setting. In addition, the amphitheater will host smaller-scale performances, including “Shakespeare in the Park”-style productions, children’s concerts, storytelling events, and community showcases, offering accessible cultural experiences for families and visitors throughout the year.

The Harmony Garden will be a centerpiece of the park, blending the natural beauty of native wildflower landscaping with the joy of interactive outdoor musical instruments. Featuring fully accessible winding paths, thoughtfully designed seating, and Rhapsody Outdoor Musical Instruments—including chimes, bells, metallophones, and drums—the Harmony Garden invites creativity, relaxation, and inclusive play. These instruments are designed to inspire musical discovery for people of all abilities and ages.

The revitalized park will also include a fully accessible playground with features designed for children of all abilities. This safe, welcoming space will encourage physical activity, social interaction, and inclusive outdoor play. Nearby, the existing basketball court will be resurfaced, with one half transformed into a vibrant community mural, combining recreation and public art in a space that promotes neighborhood pride.

Crucially, this park serves the only walkable greenspace in the immediate neighborhood—making it an essential community asset for outdoor play, rest, and connection.