St. George's new City Hall Plaza draws more than 4,000 visitors on weekend days
The downtown space off Main Street includes fire pits, a zen garden, public art and two metal slides off a parking structure.
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St. George's newly finished City Hall Plaza, just off Main Street, now averages more than 4,000 visitors a day on weekends, Cedar City News reported in an episode of its "What's Going There" series on local developments. [1]
The plaza has a pergola, fire pits, stone seating, hanging chairs and picnic tables. Art includes "Just One Beautiful Thing," a sculpture by local artist Jerry Anderson honoring pioneer families, and "Together," a steel piece by South Jordan artist Nate Brimhall. [1]
A Japanese-inspired zen garden on the northwest corner honors St. George's sister city of Ibigawa, Japan. The outlet said a pair of metal slides off the nearby parking structure has been popular with children. [1]
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