The San Pedro Creek Culture Park aims to transform the waterway into an area of recreation and public art.
Josie Norris/San Antonio Express-NewsSan Pedro Creek Culture Park has opened two new sections of trails and art to the public as part of a larger project to transform the creek into a recreation space.
The new sections along the creek from El Paso Street to South Alamo Street opened Oct.1, featuring multiple mediums of art honoring San Antonio history and culture.
Metal art screens, tile art and poetry inscribed into rock can be found along a half mile of a new section, according to a news release.
Visitors have more opportunities to connect with contemporary art at Ruby City, which is situated beside the recently opened sections.
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Shade and rest are available at a newly constructed canopy at Mustard Seed Plaza that showcases different birds native to the area.
The San Pedro Creek Culture Park is a local collaboration to convert the waterway into a linear park featuring public art.
The park will fully open next summer. The completed project will wind through more than two miles of downtown San Antonio.
