From parking lot to park: New community space Gravity Experience

After months of delay, the highly anticipated Gravity Experience Park will open Friday in the Franklinton Arts District, providing Columbus residents with their own adult playground. Gravity — owned by local real estate developer Kaufman Development — is considered “the world’s largest conscious community” and collaborates with local neighborhoods and partner organizations to design uplifting experiences for Columbus residents, according to its website.

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