East Bay Public Plaza
The East Bay Public Plaza, located in front of the New Hands On Children’s Museum and adjacent to LOTT’s WET Science Center, is a free public gathering place.
With an educational theme, the public space includes artwork and great interpretive elements that revolve around the importance of water to our communities and environment.
Highlights include:
- A wide open plaza with hidden features that encourage exploration and discovery.
- A trickling stream designed for wading.
- Bubbling water rising up to mimic how ground water enters a stream.
- Seeps dripping down to replicate water entering from a streambank.
- Native wildlife captured in bronze sculptures throughout the plaza.
All ages are welcome to kick off their shoes and enjoy the cool stream. Walk along the stepping stones or let the water flow over your feet. Visit the wetland and listen for frogs or watch for dragonflies.
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