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Dix Park Conservancy Announces Food and Beverage Market to Open at Gipson Play Plaza
Dix Park Conservancy Announces Food and Beverage Market to Open at Gipson Play Plaza
Press ReleaseHart RobertsFebruary 27, 2025
Greening Our Parks: How Gipson Play Plaza leads the way in sustainable urban design
Greening Our Parks: How Gipson Play Plaza leads the way in sustainable urban design
In The News, PRB+ MagazineHart RobertsFebruary 1, 2025
Dix Park Conservancy Announces Preston Montague as Inaugural Artist in Residence
Dix Park Conservancy Announces Preston Montague as Inaugural Artist in Residence
Press ReleaseHart RobertsJanuary 23, 2025
Dix Park Conservancy Names Ruffin Hall as Next President and CEO
Dix Park Conservancy Names Ruffin Hall as Next President and CEO
Press ReleaseHart RobertsDecember 10, 2024
1 sculpture to go
1 sculpture to go
In The News, AxiosHart RobertsNovember 15, 2024
New Art Installation Overflows from Shuttered Mental Health Facility at Dix Park
New Art Installation Overflows from Shuttered Mental Health Facility at Dix Park
Press ReleaseHart RobertsNovember 11, 2024
Sunflower poles at Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh unveiled
Sunflower poles at Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh unveiled
In The News, CBS17Hart RobertsSeptember 24, 2024
Dix Park's New Wi-Fi Benches: Connecting Community and Nature
Dix Park's New Wi-Fi Benches: Connecting Community and Nature
NewsHart RobertsSeptember 18, 2024
Thomas Sayre’s Flower Power
Thomas Sayre’s Flower Power
In The News, INDY WeekHart RobertsSeptember 3, 2024
Dix Park Conservancy Launches Open Call for new Artist in Residence Program
Dix Park Conservancy Launches Open Call for new Artist in Residence Program
Press ReleaseHart RobertsAugust 26, 2024
Dix Park Conservancy Announces Search for New President and CEO
Dix Park Conservancy Announces Search for New President and CEO
NewsHart RobertsAugust 22, 2024
Collaborating For Growth
Collaborating For Growth
In The News, PRB+ MagazineHart RobertsAugust 1, 2024
Janet Cowell Prepares to Step Down as Dix Park Conservancy President and CEO
Janet Cowell Prepares to Step Down as Dix Park Conservancy President and CEO

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Press ReleaseAnna TorresJuly 31, 2024leadership, staff
Dix Park: A Place for Vitamin N
Dix Park: A Place for Vitamin N
NewsDix Park ConservancyJune 28, 2024
Giant troll coming to Raleigh’s Dix Park in a new arts initiative. A little one, too.
Giant troll coming to Raleigh’s Dix Park in a new arts initiative. A little one, too.

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News & Observer, In The NewsGuest UserJune 25, 2024public art, thomas dambo, trolls
Dix Park Conservancy announces new initiative to bring more international artists to Triangle
Dix Park Conservancy announces new initiative to bring more international artists to Triangle

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ABC11, In The NewsGuest UserJune 24, 2024public art, art task force
Enormous sculpture weaving through Dix Park draws massive crowds
Enormous sculpture weaving through Dix Park draws massive crowds

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WRAL, In The NewsGuest UserJune 24, 2024public art, attun, dewitt godfrey
Dix Park Conservancy Launches Major Arts Initiative
Dix Park Conservancy Launches Major Arts Initiative

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Press ReleaseAnna TorresJune 21, 2024
New life for old homes as Raleigh preserves Dix Park’s ‘Stone Houses’ history
New life for old homes as Raleigh preserves Dix Park’s ‘Stone Houses’ history

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News & Observer, In The NewsDix Park ConservancyMay 31, 2024Stone Houses, preservation, Park Projects
Dix Park’s Historic ‘Stone Houses’ Restored, Repurposed Thanks to $5 Million Gift
Dix Park’s Historic ‘Stone Houses’ Restored, Repurposed Thanks to $5 Million Gift

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Press ReleaseAnna TorresMay 31, 2024Park Projects, Stone Houses
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