Stage, built by neighbors in 2002. This was the inspiration of Mark Sanger who had directed a play under the gazebo and visualized more theatre and music productions. It was dedicated to him a few months before he died. It has been used for many purposes including weddings, memorial services, movie showings, open mikes, comedy performances. Musical fundraisers are currently held three times a year: Peace & Love Fest in the spring, Websterfest in the summer (a contribution of neighborhood band Webster) and Jerry Jam, a Grateful Dead tribute, in the fall. The first Peace & Love Fest took place April 19, 2003. ***

 Amphitheater and Firepit features benches made of re-purposed granite curbstones, collected by Dan Salmond to replace the original ones made of reclaimed railroad ties. (What year??) This is the venue for the monthly Drum Circle, a tradition since 1990, currently held on the first Saturday of the month. The granite benches were purchased from the city in 2013 with a $1,000 grant from city councilperson Natalyn Archibong’s office obtained through Lake Claire Neighbors, which also covered the side wall of the amphitheater, picnic benches, and beautification from thru LCN. The fence was re-built with the proceeds of a performance by neighborhood band Webster. (May 2016 ????)