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Memphis, Tennessee
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Tom Lee, an African American river worker, saved 32 people from a sinking steamboat in 1925, and the park was named in his honor.
Tom Lee Park underwent a significant renovation in 2023, enhancing its green spaces and adding new amenities for visitors.
Located along the riverbank, Tom Lee Park provides panoramic views of the Mississippi River, making it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike.
The park is home to the Memphis in May International Festival, which includes the Beale Street Music Festival and the World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest.
Tom Lee Park features public art installations, including sculptures and murals, that celebrate Memphis's cultural heritage.
The park's design incorporates native plants and sustainable landscaping practices to support local biodiversity.
