Local leaders, community members, and city staff gathered at Community Hall on April 4 for a pop-up history exhibit and birthday celebration, with photographs, newspaper clippings, and archival video that highlighted the past century of two of Piedmont’s most iconic landmarks — the Hall itself and the Exedra.
Vice Mayor Conna McCarthy toasted the sites, and Piedmont Beautification Foundation advisor Cameron Wolfe spoke about the history of both structures. The Piedmont Historical Society, Piedmont Beautification Foundation, and Piedmont Garden Club hosted informational tables.
Vice Mayor Conna McCarthy delivers remarks 
PBF advisor Cameron Wolfe talks with City Councilmember Tom Ramsey 
PBF member Cathy Glazier (left) with PBF President Patty Dunlap, talking with a young attendee 
Old images from Piedmont Park 
A young girl checks out the birthday cake 
Fran Wolfe and Piedmont historian Gail Lombardi 
City Manager Rosanna Bayon Moore, Parks Manager Nancy Kent, and PRD’s Cora Wood
PRD’s Liam Kelly leads the crowd in a rendition of Happy Birthday 
Musicians play in the Community Hall patio