Bicentennial Park East 1

Great partially fenced off area for playing with your pooch. Soccer games here frequently so be aware to share the space or visit at off peak times

Becentennian Park is undergoing a massive renovation project. Pedestrian and cycling trails are being laid. The construction site is surrounded by a concrete fence. There's nothing to see. One day, the fence is repainted a beautiful deep blue. Why bother? After a while, paintings drawn by children from a nearby school are hung on the fence. The children's assignment was to depict how they envision the renovated park. It includes a soccer field, a children's play area, a rope climbing structure, and more. The paintings are all signed, and the artists are well-known. The paintings are high-quality, made of plastic, suitable for outdoor display. So, I'm estimating the cost, and it turns out to be quite expensive for the paint for the fence and the paintings. I wonder why this expense? Who needs these paintings by local Picassos on a construction fence? And since I'm a sensitive person, the answer immediately comes to mind: "So it looks beautiful." And I think these paintings will add originality and a unique charm to the renovated park's design.