in downtown Wichita. KMUW, the NPR member station in Wichita, broadcasts from studios in Old Town. Parks and recreation The city government's Park and Recreation Department manages several parks and recreational spaces downtown. A. Price Woodard Park occupies on the east bank of the Arkansas River immediately south of Douglas Avenue. Named after a former mayor of the city, it includes an amphitheater, a lighted decorative fountain, and a number of bronze sculptures. Chester I. Lewis Reflection Square Park is a small, "pocket park" on Douglas Avenue with water fountains and bronze sculptures. Named after a local civil rights leader, the park is located on the site where the Dockum Drug Store sit-in took place in 1958. Finlay Ross Park is a mini-park east of Century II consisting of landscaped, multi-level pools, fountains, and waterfalls. The Heritage Square Park, located on East William Street, includes a gazebo and rock fountain pool. The Mayor's Pine Grove is a space at Water Street and 2nd Street developed in 1978 to help beautify the area. Naftzger Memorial Park covers on East Douglas Avenue and includes a gazebo, decorative waterfall, and a fountain dedicated to temperance radical Carrie Nation. Veterans Memorial Park occupies on Greenway Boulevard and hosts 16 memorials to U.S. military veterans and their families. Designed by California Skateparks, the Wichita Skatepark is a , all-concrete skateboarding park on South St. Francis Street beneath the U.S. Route 54 overpass. Culture Points of interest Century II Performing Arts & Convention Center Commerce Street Art District Douglas Design District Epic Center Great Plains Transportation Museum Intrust Bank Arena Kansas Sports Hall of Fame Museum of World Treasures Old Town Orpheum Theatre Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum Transportation Broadway Street is the main north–south street through downtown; Douglas Avenue is the main east–west street. Other arterial roads include: Central Avenue, which runs east–west along the central business district's northern edge; Washington Avenue, which runs north–south along its eastern edge; and Kellogg Avenue (U.S. Route 54 and U.S. Route 400), which runs along its southern edge. The base point for the numbering of all postal addresses in the city and Sedgwick County is the intersection of Douglas Avenue and Main Street. Douglas is the divider between north and south; Main Street is the divider between east and west. The Wichita Transit Center, Wichita Transit’s main bus terminal, is located downtown at South Topeka Street and East William