The Petaluma Argus-Courier highlights Bay Area rapper, poet, producer, and educator Kayatta as part of the Petaluma River Park project and her latest work, “Feels Like”.

The Petaluma Argus-Courier has spotlighted the unveiling of a striking new shade structure at Petaluma River Park. This installation not only provides a practical respite from the sun but also serves as a stunning piece of public art. Its innovative design has quickly transformed the park into what is being celebrated as Petaluma’s "Artiest Public Park."

Los nuevos diseños para el parque “transformador” se lanzarán el 15 de julio; el grupo Kimzin Creative fue contratado por la fundación para incorporar arte e inclusión al proceso de planificación.

The group’s latest announcement came this week, as a release invited residents to “share their thoughts and feedback through a survey on the foundation's website and in person at any of three exhibit locations: the foundation’s headquarters, the Petaluma Health Center, and the Petaluma Senior Center.” The locations will be open throughout August.

We have some exciting news! The Petaluma River Park Foundation is unveiling the draft plans for our future park in just a few weeks. After years of gathering community input and working with experts, we're thrilled to share the plans with you and continue to refine them with your input this summer.

Early-phase construction has begun on the new Oyster Cove housing development at the River Park, off of D Street.

Don't miss out on the amazing sight of sheep grazing at Petaluma River Park. Sheep are a delightful sight to see, and their grazing brings numerous benefits. Visit the park now through through May 11 to see the sheep! 

Big news! On January 8, 2024 the Petaluma River Park Foundation completed the purchase of a second riverfront property: 38-acres located at 500 Hopper Street in Petaluma.

In its inaugural video, Petaluma River Park's community engagement partner Nikko Kimzin of Kimzin Creative (@kimzincreative) shares a sneak peak into how we're working together with our community to envision a River Park for all.

Huru, 1984-85, a 38-foot-tall work of art made of steel and stainless steel by Mark di Suvero, is now at the Petaluma River Park. Huru was was on exhibit at Crissy Field in San Francisco, CA and is now back home in Petaluma, at the Petaluma River Park.

Between September 25 and October 6, 2023, we will begin installing two new features at the River Park: A shaded, group picnic area near the old fence and an exciting new work of art, Huru by Mark di Suvero.

We’ve assembled an expert team of community engagement, landscape architecture, restoration, and communications consultants to help guide the first phase of River Park planning.

New funding gives Petaluma River Park a big boost, allowing its foundation to conduct outreach, design and environmental review.

A $1.4 million grant has been awarded to design a park on Petaluma’s McNear Peninsula.

PRPF Board Member Ana Cordova Belik provides thoughts on the future of Petaluma River Park.

Petaluma River Park is poised for transformation.