Michael Biehl Park
Michael Biehl Park, located at 100 West Tampa Avenue in Venice, Florida, is part of the Venice Island Gateway Project. The park was created after the acquisition of .29 acres of land by Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast in August of 2004, made possible through a very generous donation by the Gulf Coast Community Foundation of Venice. Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast created a unique private public partnership with The Gulf Coast Community Foundation of Venice as well as the City of Venice in this project. Biehl Park is Venice's newest gathering spot for community activities and a gateway to historic downtown Venice.
The park include's landscaping with native vegetation, a water fountain and a mural by local artist BJ Carson. The centerpiece of the park is a granite etching of John Nolen's original plan for the city.
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Free Fall Family Festival Attracts 1,000 to Nature Preserve in Osprey
The Fall Family Festival welcomed more than 1000 people to Bay Preserve at Osprey for old-fashioned games, live music, nature-based art projects and biology in the bay.
Black & White Photography by Clyde Butcher


