Click here to read a recent article by Elise Elshire summarizing the January 13th Dreamland design meeting.
To ensure the best attendance possible, the December design workshop meeting has been postponed to January 13th at 6:00 p.m. at the library. That meeting will be your last opportunity to provide feedback/insight/comments/suggestions/criticisms/praise before the design is finalized later that month.
Click here to check out the summary of the feedback from the Nov. 10th Dreamland design meeting.
Click HERE to check out this vision of what the W-J Park could look like. Illustration courtesy of Ravitej Khalsa with Rotary and Mike Hopper of Hopper Designs.
At the November 10 public forum meeting, Dreamland presented two design directions for the W-J skatepark. Even if you weren’t at the meeting, there is still time to review the designs and provide feedback. Based on your responses, one design direction will be presented at the next meeting on December 15.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW FLYOVER VIDEO RENDERINGS OF DESIGN D AND E.
Take some time to review the designs then spill your mind on the Dreamland survey before Nov. 22 by clicking HERE.
Thanks to our sponsors: Wild Duck Catering, Ninkasi Beer, City of Eugene Parks and Rec, Downtown Rotary, Tactics, and Boardsports. And, of course, thanks to the donating artists, all the incredible hardworking SES volunteers, and everyone who joined us at the event! Over $5,500 was raised for the cause.
November 6th, 2009 (Friday) 5:30-11:00 p.m. – Silent Auction / Music / Beer. All Ages. 873 Willamette. Proceeds go to Skaters for Eugene Skateparks. Silent auction for custom, original artwork skate decks by community and regional artists plus photography, painting, sculpture, and other mixed media artwork. Every single dollar raised will go to construction of the new W-J Skatepark! No cover charge. Catering services provided by Wild Duck Catering. Beer from Ninkasi. Spirits from Crater Lake Vodka. Live music and DJ. Click here for the flyer.
SES would like to thank Mike and Kate Coughlin for their generous $5,000 donation to the cause!!!






