Preserve and improve park spaces for recreational , educational , cultural and beautification purposes.

1. New Orleans City Park Vision Plan Vision for the 21st Century - City Park 2018 Preserve and improve park spaces for recreational, educational, culturalandbeautification purposes. From Articles of Incorporation of City Park Improvement Association and State enabling legislation.

2. City Park Master Plan Tri-Centennial Place Cultural Corridor Athletic Complex Equestrian Complex Open Space Festival Golf Complex Natural Resource Area City Park Vision City Park is a vital urban park, recognized for its beauty, diversity, and stewardship of its resources. Its 1,300 acres of lush parkland and waterways, crossed by a network of trails, contain a rich array of recreational, educational, cultural and environmental resources well-used by the neighborhood, city, region, and State. City Park is a regional attraction, an important part of the region’s economic development infrastructure and contributes to the economic vitality of the neighborhoods.

3. Tri-Centennial Place • Splash Park • Miniature Golf • Festival Market • Amphitheater • Restaurant • Café • Great Lawn • Pavilion Entertainment & Attractions:

4. Tri-Centennial Place

5. Amphitheater The Great Lawn

6. Storyland Children’s Area

7. Amusement Rides

8. Amusement Rides

9. Picnic & Playground Areas

10. Botanical Garden & Conservatory Pavilion of Two Sisters Sculpture Garden New Orleans Museum of Art Cultural Corridor

11. Botanical Garden & Conservatory Pavilion of Two Sisters

12. New Orleans Museum Art New tree plantings New tree plantings New tree plantings

13. Open Space Festival Big Lake Open Park Land & Festival Grounds

14. Big Lake NOMA Picnic Landing Water Plaza Marsh & Iris Garden Boat Dock Grove Trail Glade Lelong Entry Garden Wisner Blvd.

16. Big Lake (under construction)

17. Athletic Complex Sport Field Renovations New Dog Park Tad Gormley Stadium New Tennis Center Skate Park & Roller Rink New Soccer Field Pan American Stadium

18. Tad Gormley Stadium Saints quarterback Drew Brees assists with the stadium’s grand re-opening! High school football returns to Tad Gormley stadium!

19. New Tennis Complex

20. NOLA City Bark – New Dog Park

21. Natural Resource Area • The forest was heavily damaged by Hurricane Katrina. It destroyed most of the forest’s large trees and shade canopy. • The Master Plan will nearly double the size of the forest; from 33 to 60 acres. The expanded footprint will incorporate Scout Island. • In the fall of 20090, hundreds of trees will be planted. As the trees grow they will help “knock down” the invasive species that have resulted following the Hurricane. • The forest will highlight eight different ecosystems: • Coastal Prairie • Coastal Marsh • Eastern Pine Savannah • Bottomland Hardwood • Upland Hardwood • Live Oak + Tupelo Swamp • Riparian Edge Couturie Forest + Scout Island

22. Couturie Forest + Scout Island Learning Docks Demonstration Gardens Learning Docks Model Airplane Fly Circles Canopy Walk Outdoor Classrooms Demonstration Gardens Bird Hide Interpretative Center Soccer Field Outdoor Classroom

23. Golf Complex

25. Equestrian Complex

26. Equestrian Center (under construction)

27. Master Plan Adoption

28. New Orleans City Park Vision Plan Vision for the 21st Century - City Park 2018 Preserve and improve park spaces for recreational, educational, culturalandbeautification purposes. From Articles of Incorporation of City Park Improvement Association and State enabling legislation.