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Portland, Oregon
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The plaza is named after Terry Schrunk, who served as the Mayor of Portland from 1957 to 1973.
The plaza features a distinctive amphitheater design, making it a popular spot for public gatherings and performances.
It is one of three squares that make up the Portland Federal Courthouse Square, along with Chapman and Lownsdale Squares.
The plaza is situated on land that was once part of Portland's original city park blocks, dating back to the 19th century.
The plaza is often used for cultural festivals, protests, and community events, reflecting Portland's vibrant civic life.
The plaza occasionally features temporary art installations, contributing to Portland's reputation as a city that embraces public art.
