“This day ... will change the landscape of San Antonio for years to come for generations,” Hemisfair official tells the crowd.
Councilwoman Sukh Kaur dips her feet in the Civic Park springs Saturday after the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the long awaited park.Kiddos and their parents were already enjoying family time at the shallow water spaces scattered across the long-awaited Civic Park at Hemisfair Saturday when the ribbon-cutting ceremony commemorating the park’s official opening kicked off.
“This day … will change the landscape of San Antonio for years to come for generations,” Andujar told the crowd. “As we go forward, we’ll continue to measure our success by the volume of laughter,” he said. “With that, viva Civic Park! Viva Hemisfair!”Jodie Schwentner sat as her two 3-year-old grandchildren, squealing and laughing, played in the water with Schwentner’s daughter.
`Children splash around in the springs at Civic Park in Hemisfair after the ribbon-cutting ceremony.`Children splash around in the springs at Civic Park in Hemisfair after the ribbon-cutting ceremony.“This place is a haven for everyone seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of city life,” Nirenberg said over the speakers. “Especially downtown, the neighborhood that belongs to everyone.
“This green space is a cornerstone of our ongoing commitment to enhancing the quality of life for all San Antonians,” Nirenberg said at the opening. “It’s a promise that we will continue to invest in the community’s well-being and create a beautiful, sustainable city.”
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