Romare Bearden Park is a pet-friendly public park in downtown Charlotte dedicated to the African-American artist, Romare Bearden. Bring your pooch …
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Aug 31, 2024
Small city park in the middle of Uptown Charlotte. It was a good break along a walking tour, but small. Liked the water fountain and sculpture, but wished for more plants / flowers. Would go back if… Full review by Kari R
Mar 29, 2024
thank you for this beautiful Park. I stayed across the street at the Kempton hotel with two large dogs and it was a real blessing to get to walk around and enjoy the beautiful park. Full review by hermandree
Jan 10, 2024
The only thing I have to say about this is, it is near the downtown area and easy to park and walk everywhere. Full review by julies187
Can my fiance and I have a simple wedding ceremony here with our close friends/family? We wont really be more than 15 minutes max but are concerned what we would need to do to do that. Help!
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Contact the Mecklenburg County Parks & Recreation department. They are in charge of the park. Go to their website at mecknc.gov
Hi! Who did I contact to plan/coordinate a wedding at the Romare Bearden Park? I am browsing locations in Charlotte area for future brides. What were the rules and policies of hosting a wedding there? Do you remember their rates and open rental dates?
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It's one of many Mecklenburg County parks. So I would start with the county as first point of contact. This park is part of the Central Region. Phone number is 980-314-1002, or email …
It's one of many Mecklenburg County parks. So I would start with the county as first point of contact. This park is part of the Central Region. Phone number is 980-314-1002, or email at [email protected]. From my experience (over 10 years ago) when my wife and I were first thinking about getting married at one of the county parks, they pointed out to us that even though you may use a particular facility within a park, the park itself has to remain open to the public. May be obvious enough, but wanted to point that out. They won't allow you to reserve the entire park space and close it off to the public. Good luck.
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