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2022 Spring Newsletter
2022 is here and OWB is doing some exciting things in the community. Read our 2022 newsletter to stay updated on what’s happening in the West Bayfront community and what’s coming soon! Read the OWB 2022 Spring Newsletter here.
2021 Report to the Community
We are pleased to share our 2020-21 Report to the Community, which highlights the projects and programs that are helping to strengthen our West Bayfront community.
2021 Progress Update Video
We’re proud of what we have accomplished over the last five years. To learn more check out this brief video produced by our friends at Menajerie Studio.
Summer 2021 Newsletter
Click here to download the Summer 2021 Newsletter Cascade Path Sun Gate In early June, a major new artwork is scheduled to be installed at the top of Cascade Path, the walkway that connects Cascade Street to the waterfront. Sun Gate, created by artists Tom Ferraro, Ed Grout and Ron Bayuzick, follows. . .
OWB Spring 2021 Gathering
On Tuesday, April 20, 2021 we held a Spring Community Gathering by Zoom and phone. Updates on projects in the West Bayfront community were shared, followed by great discussion and input from dozens of participants. If you couldn’t join us live, please check out the video here!
2020 Virtual Community Gathering
On December 9th, Our West Bayfront held a “virtual” community gathering along with several special guests and community partners. We discussed some of the exciting projects that have recently been completed or are in progress in the West Bayfront neighborhoods such as renovations to vacant buildings, work along West 8th. . .
Fall 2020 Newsletter
Download the full newsletter here. “The Pontiacs” Celebrate Erie’s Baseball History “The Pontiacs,” a new piece of public art, was presented on Thursday, August 6 at Pontiac Field (Bayview Park, W 2nd St and Cherry St). This exciting new artwork celebrates the history of Pontiac Field, which famously hosted Negro. . .
Pontiac Field Art Project – We need your help!
Local artists Ron Bayuzick, Tom Ferraro, and Ed Grout are developing a work of public art at Pontiac Field at Bayview Park honoring the legacy of this important ball field. The park was home to the African American team the Pontiacs who played here from 1936 – 1956 when baseball was. . .
How Are You Doing?
During this challenging time for our community, as we practice “social distancing,” forgo many of the activities that keep us connected to loved ones, and stay close to home, we want to take a moment to reflect. Our West Bayfront is working in collaboration with artists Fredy Huaman and Alex. . .