Bea Richmond Park

Art in the Heart of Lincoln

If you're strolling near the corner of North 27th and Holdrege in Lincoln, you might spot the weathered curves of Noos, a striking corten-steel sculpture that's been the centerpiece of Bea Richmond Park since August 1982. There's something quite poetic about how the sculpture's weathered steel has aged alongside the park itself, blending perfectly with the natural surroundings.

A Modest Retreat

Don't expect sprawling meadows here - Bea Richmond is what city planners call a pocket park - a small urban green space. A few well-placed benches invite you to sit for a moment, perhaps to enjoy your morning coffee or simply watch the world go by. The green grass areas create a surprising sense of calm despite the urban setting, while mature trees cast welcome shade when the Nebraska sun cranks up the heat.

Urban Oasis

There's something special about these tiny green patches in our concrete jungles. This little corner of Lincoln offers neighbors a connection to nature and art. No matter if you're a nearby resident on your daily walk, a worker on lunch break, or just passing through, the park's friendly vibe makes it a natural stopping point.

Location

You'll come across Bea Richmond Park tucked at the intersection of North 27th Street and Holdrege Street - a small but mighty green space that punches above its weight in bringing a touch of tranquility to this Lincoln neighborhood.