Adjacent to iconic Rupp Arena, Town Branch Park will be Lexington’s first and only conservancy-led green space. By repurposing a 9+-acre parking lot and restoring the waters around which Lexington historically developed, the park will be a destination reflective of Lexington’s rich culture, where residents and visitors enjoy performances, art installations, educational programs, one-of-a-kind children’s play areas, interactive water features, a dog park, native plants and gardens, and local food and beverages along the expanded Town Branch Creek. Town Branch Park will connect over 22 miles of uninterrupted bike and pedestrian paths, knitting together the urban core to Lexington’s iconic countryside. But, as important as that is—for health, transportation and recreation—Town Branch Park will be connecting something even more meaningful—its people.
| Infrastructure Type | Parking Lot |
| Status | In Construction |
| Opening | 2025 |
| Size | 9 acres |
| Design Team | Sasaki |
| Management | Town Branch Park, Inc. |
| Project Leader | Allison Lankford |
The High Line Network announced on Monday that 15 new members are joining their group of nonprofit infrastructure reuse projects.
