August 9, 2019 post by Mayor Tom Henry on Facebook:
It’s a historic day in Fort Wayne.
As Mayor, I’m honored to officially open Promenade Park as part of Riverfront Fort Wayne. Thank you to city officials, contractors, local organizations, donors, and most importantly, our residents, for making this dream become a reality.
August 9, 2019 post by Riverfront Fort Wayne on Facebook:
Thank you to the thousands of people that showed up for opening night of Promenade Park! Our hearts are so full. Join us on Saturday and Sunday for more activities and celebration! What was your favorite part?
Find out more: RiverfrontFW.org
August 9, 2023 post by Hoch Associates on Faceook:
Hello New Park! No better view than seeing the city of Fort Wayne walk through Promenade Park for the first time. Phase 1 of the Riverfront Development Project took years of planning, dreaming, sketching and countless hours of time designing and today it all became a reality. We are so proud to have worked with the Riverworks Design Group and on the Tree Canopy Trail especially. Cheers to all who have been a part of this crazy, beautiful process. We did it! Come enjoy Promenade Park during it’s grand opening going on now through this Sunday. #FortWayneFuture #Powerfulideas #cityoffortwayne #promenadepark #hellonewpark @ Fort Wayne, Indiana
202 W. Superior Street, corner of West Superior and North Harrison Street on the St. Marys River. The first phase of Riverfront Fort Wayne Project opened in 2019. See Promenade Park at City of Fort Wayne Parks & Recreation. Over 100 photos of the August 2019 Grand Opening were posted by Riverfront Fort Wayne on Facebook.
- Google photos for Promenade Park
- TAKE TIME TO EXPLORE PROMENADE PARK 202 W SUPERIOR STREET at Riverfront Fort Wayne.
- Promenade Park by Design Collaborative
- The Riverfront at Promenade ParkLuxury Apartments Facebook, Sturges Property Group.
August 9, 2019 Promenade Park Opening
It’s a historic day in Fort Wayne. As Mayor, I’m honored to officially open Promenade Park as part of Riverfront Fort...
Posted by Mayor Tom Henry on Friday, August 9, 2019Friday, August 9, 2019 post by Mayor Tom Henry on Facebook:
It’s a historic day in Fort Wayne.
As Mayor, I’m honored to officially open Promenade Park as part of Riverfront Fort Wayne. Thank you to city officials, contractors, local organizations, donors, and most importantly, our residents, for making this dream become a reality.
Thank you to the thousands of people that showed up for opening night of Promenade Park! Our hearts are so full. Join us...
Posted by Riverfront Fort Wayne on Friday, August 9, 2019Friday, August 9, 2019 post by Riverfront Fort Wayne on Facebook:
Thank you to the thousands of people that showed up for opening night of Promenade Park! Our hearts are so full. Join us on Saturday and Sunday for more activities and celebration! What was your favorite part?
Find out more: RiverfrontFW.org
Hello New Park! No better view than seeing the city of Fort Wayne walk through Promenade Park for the first time. Phase...
Posted by Hoch Associates on Friday, August 9, 2019Friday, August 9, 2019 post by Hoch Associates on Facebook:
Hello New Park! No better view than seeing the city of Fort Wayne walk through Promenade Park for the first time. Phase 1 of the Riverfront Development Project took years of planning, dreaming, sketching and countless hours of time designing and today it all became a reality. We are so proud to have worked with the Riverworks Design Group and on the Tree Canopy Trail especially. Cheers to all who have been a part of this crazy, beautiful process. We did it! Come enjoy Promenade Park during it’s grand opening going on now through this Sunday. #FortWayneFuture #Powerfulideas #cityoffortwayne #promenadepark #hellonewpark @ Fort Wayne, Indiana
Promenade Park video below is from Visit Fort Wayne.
January 1, 2023 post by Steve Winans on Facebook:
Here is a photograph of the Downtown Skyline, from inside the historical & FABULOUS Wells Street Bridge, Promenade Park, Downtown Fort Wayne... I took this on August 7, 2022 at approximately 11:45p.m.
Looking SE, towards the City, down Wells Street, to where it ends at Superior Street....
It was a beautiful, crystal clear night, & the bridge was lit up with red & blue lights!! The outside of the Bridge looked of blue, red, & purple... the inside mainly was purple in hue....
This ONE OF A KIND Bridge was built in 1884, & closed in 1982, & placed on the National Register of Historic Places on September15, 1988.... It's been refurbished, & used as a pedestrian Bridge for years... The Wells Street Bridge is now located in, & a part of Promenade Park, in Downtown Fort Wayne....
What a great view!!