Brickline Greenway - Great Rivers Greenway

Discover how the Brickline Greenway is connecting St. Louis. Let’s imagine what a greenway can do for our city.

Picture a community space that transcends boundaries – a vibrant, open and welcoming network of paths and places that invite discovery and exploration while creating equitable opportunities for everyone to thrive. A visionary project shaped from the voices of the people who will use it each and every day. This is the Brickline Greenway.

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Brickline Greenway In The News

Brickline Greenway Celebrates progress along Market Street

STL TV shares coverage of the event at Harris-Stowe State University (HSSU) on May 1, 2024, celebrating the next phase of the Brickline Greenway, which will begin construction this summer along Market St. between St. Louis CITY SC’s CITYPARK stadium at 22nd St. and HSSU at Compton Ave. Watch the video!

Winning STL with Penny Pennington: Can the Brickline Greenway unlock the city’s economic potential?

Winning STL with Managing Partner of Edward Jones and Brickline Greenway Campaign Co-Chair Penny Pennington: Can the Brickline Greenway unlock the city’s economic potential? Watch the video!

The New York Times calls Brickline Greenway one of 7 Great Walks in 7 Great Cities.

Alongside Paris, Marrakesh, Seoul and other great cities, a two-mile stretch of the Brickline Greenway’s route through downtown St. Louis, including Pillars of the Valley, is highlighted. Read the article.

Brickline Greenway is a major public-private partnership, with an anticipated total cost of $245 million.

$18 million will come from Great Rivers Greenway, which is funded through local sales tax dollars from a vote of the people. $75 million will come from other public funding sources, such as federal or state funds. $152 million will be raised from private, philanthropic donors.

As of Summer 2024, still in early stages of planning and design and before a formal fundraising campaign has even launched, the ambitious goal is 48% funded:

– 100% of the local public investment is in place;
– 78% of the federal/state investment is secured;
– 28% of the philanthropic funding is already pledged or donated.