Pop-up experiences

See it. Play.
Support local.

Pink shade, clean water, playful obstacles, modular boundaries, seating, and a tropical identity create an experience people can spot from the sidewalk.

Formats

A welcome with room to grow.

PARK(ing) Day Pop-Up Dog Park

A two-space activation for playful dogs, easy conversation, and a little more room to linger.

Yappy Hour

A free-admission social at a dog-friendly venue partner.

Hybrid activation

Our favorite combination: a Yappy Hour and pop-up park together, as a possibility for neighborhoods that want both.

What you'll find

The thoughtful details.

Enclosed turf play

Shade

Dog water station

Seating

Photo moment

Waste + cleanup station

Welcome/check-in

Clear ground rules

A Clematis Paws pop-up on a palm-lined downtown street: Zoey trots down a teal ramp, Riri greets a neighbor's doodle at the entrance, and people chat on benches beside the water station
Concept image — final activation design may vary.

A good neighbor starts with clear ground rules.

Event-specific details and participation guidance will be shared as each gathering takes shape.

Meet us out there
The pack at a Halloween photo corner on a sunny downtown sidewalk — Oliver steps out of a teepee with a ghost toy, Zoey eyes the decorations, and Riri sniffs a knit pumpkin

New event · Friday, October 23

HOWL-o-Ween is coming to Clematis Street.

We got rained out in September, so we're coming back Halloween style. Costumes, treats, photo ops, Doggy Glam and a mini pop-up dog park are taking over the 300 block for one playful Friday afternoon.

4:00–7:00 PM · Free and dog-friendly · 309 Clematis Street