A series of events in October will commemorate the anniversary of the opening of Buffalo Bayou Park, which has, since its founding, been recognized for its design, resiliency and use of public-private partnerships.
The $58 million, 160-acre Buffalo Bayou Park was completed in 2015 by the Buffalo Bayou Partnership working in concert with the Kinder Foundation, the Harris County Flood Control District and the city of Houston, according to a news release.
The park features gardens and landscaping that highlight native plants, hike and bike trails, a dog park, public gathering places and recreational spaces.
The partnership maintains the park with support by the Downtown Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone.
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