A covered structure an the south-eastern corner of the park was there to support the Wednesday/Saturday Farmers Market. A basketball hoop was anchored at one end of the structure.

A sign attached to the side of the structure described the Farmers Market. It read:

Davis
Farmers Market
Sat 8am-1pm Wed Afternoon

A large sticker adhered to the walkway read, "Davis Waste Water Hunt" .

An upright piano was available in the park for anyone to play .

The rules for using the piano . were posted on its face. They read:

In The Key Of Davis ... A public arts program placing pianos outdoors for all to play & enjoy. Please be respectful of neighbors. Do Not play after 10pm.
Share photos & videos of your piano performance!
[facebook] @inthekeyofdavis
etc.

Just beyond the Farmers Market, a large lawn spread out across the park.

One of two children's areas featured two structures connected with a bridge that had stairs up one side and a slide down the far end.

A sign adjacent to the play area described the rules. That sign began with: "Welcome! Have fun and play safely."

A small red tractor was available for kids to play upon it.

A drinking fountain was at one end of a low stone wall. Two water-bottle filling stations were also on top of the wall.

A grove of trees provided shade on a 92 degree day.

The second of two children's play areas was located at the other end of the park. It was fenced to protect the children who might be playing inside.

"Stop Asian Hate," was posted on the wall facing the park of the Davis Community Church. That church formed the northern border of the park.