Located on Rue du Chemin Vert, near the Canal de l’Ourcq, the park's new entrance has been completely redesigned for user comfort. It now features a dedicated path for pedestrians and a separate route for cyclists, ensuring safe circulation. New plantings enhance the presence of nature within the city, offering a beautiful autumn landscape in November.
Art is also a new feature, with a trail of murals and photographs now visible along Rue des Coquetiers and through tunnels. Created by artist Maya Inès Touam, in collaboration with Manifesto and Écouter Pour Voir, and with participation from 4th-grade students of Collège Angela Davis, the artwork honors the activist Angela Davis. It prompts reflection on struggles for universal rights, including gender equality, social justice, and solidarity.
The official inauguration took place on Saturday, November 7th, led by Stéphane Troussel, President of the Department, accompanied by Belaïde Bedreddine, Vice-President in charge of urban ecology, Abdel Sadi, Mayor of Bobigny, and Julien Charles, Prefect of Seine-Saint-Denis. Residents were also in attendance.
By 2029, the park will expand by an additional two hectares, featuring new leisure areas and the development of a cooling zone dedicated to ecological water management.
