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City of Salisbury invites Public to Unity Square Ribbon Cutting

News from City of Salisbury
Posted 5/13/24

May 17, 2024, marks a significant milestone for our community as we celebrate the grand opening of Unity Square...

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City of Salisbury invites Public to Unity Square Ribbon Cutting

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SALISBURY — May 17, 2024, marks a significant milestone for our community as we celebrate the grand opening of Unity Square, a vibrant new park designed to be a year-round destination for families and friends to come together and create lasting memories right in Downtown Salisbury. The ribbon cutting will begin at 5:30 p.m. as part of Third Friday’s lively entertainment.

“Unity Square represents a substantial investment in our Downtown, creating a place to gather and enjoy the arts and music as a community,” Mayor Randy Taylor said. “I look forward to seeing you there!”

One of the most exciting aspects of Unity Square is its versatility as an event venue. The park is equipped to be a part of a wide array of events, including Third Fridays and major events like the Maryland Folk Festival. Unity Square’s picturesque and ample space make it the ideal choice for bringing our community together.

At Unity Square, visitors can look forward to many activities tailored to every season. While in the summer, the splash fountain will provide refreshing relief from the heat. Families can gather for picnics, children can play in the designated areas, and friends can partake in various games and sports.

Unity Square is conveniently located across Division Street from the parking garage.

For more information about Unity Square and upcoming events, please visit https://salisbury.md/

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