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🎵 &ldquo;Symphony in the Park&rdquo; is a new experiential art installation in Liberty. It welcomes all to come to Westboro/Canterbury Park and create their own symphony.&nbsp; Combining sculptural and aesthetic designs, each piece invites users young and old to make music together...in the park! The unique &quot;instruments&quot; are a mix of sizes, colors, and experiences, each featuring distinct musical sounds, tones, and chords. With chimes, marimbas, drums, and even musical flowers, the melodic possibilities (and joy!) are endless. The inspiration of Robert Weagley and Carol Brock, &quot;Symphony in the Park&quot; honors the fine arts educators who teach all our children the love of music and the arts. The park is dedicated to their service, their honor, their memory, and to a future filled with creativity, drama, and the love of others. Donations of all sizes are welcome. Sponsoring an element of the park is a wonderful and lasting way to honor or memorialize someone who has inspired you creatively! Sponsorships are available for individual instruments ($10,000 level) and benches ($5,000 level). Make your donation here, indicate your sponsorship, and we&#39;ll reach out to you to discuss plaque details.&nbsp; This project is a collaboration among Robert Weagley and Carol Brock, The Liberty Arts Foundation, and the City of Liberty Parks Department.&nbsp; For more information, contact <a fr-original-style="" href="mailto:LibertyArtsFoundationMO@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: initial; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">LibertyArtsFoundationMO@gmail.com</a>. &nbsp; Prefer to put a check in the mail? That&#39;s fine, too!Liberty Arts FoundationPO Box 283Liberty, MO 64069

🎵 “Symphony in the Park” is a new experiential art installation in Liberty. It welcomes all to come to Westboro/Canterbury Park and create their own symphony.  Combining sculptural and aesthetic designs, each piece invites users young and old to make music together...in the park! The unique "instruments" are a mix of sizes, colors, and experiences, each featuring distinct musical sounds, tones, and chords. With chimes, marimbas, drums, and even musical flowers, the melodic possibilities (and joy!) are endless. The inspiration of Robert Weagley and Carol Brock, "Symphony in the Park" honors the fine arts educators who teach all our children the love of music and the arts. The park is dedicated to their service, their honor, their memory, and to a future filled with creativity, drama, and the love of others. Donations of all sizes are welcome. Sponsoring an element of the park is a wonderful and lasting way to honor or memorialize someone who has inspired you creatively! Sponsorships are available for individual instruments ($10,000 level) and benches ($5,000 level). Make your donation here, indicate your sponsorship, and we'll reach out to you to discuss plaque details.  This project is a collaboration among Robert Weagley and Carol Brock, The Liberty Arts Foundation, and the City of Liberty Parks Department.  For more information, contact <a href="mailto:LibertyArtsFoundationMO@gmail.com" target="_blank">LibertyArtsFoundationMO@gmail.com</a>.   Prefer to put a check in the mail? That's fine, too!Liberty Arts FoundationPO Box 283Liberty, MO 64069

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