Highlights

• Reserve the Church of One Tree, great for weddings, meetings and more!
• Host of Live at Juilliard Summer Concert Series
• Public Art by Charles Ginnever
• Playground
• Bocce Courts used by the Sonoma County Bocce Federation
• Community Garden

Park Size

9.09 Acres

Parking

Street Parking Only

Reservations

• The Church of One Tree may be reserved. All picnic tables are on a first come, first serve basis.
• All events held in a Neighborhood Park require a park permit. For information regarding park permits, please visit our website here or contact the Park Permits Desk at 707-543-3294 or [email protected].

Making a Difference

If you're interested in Adopt-A-Green Space, please visit our website here or contact the Volunteer Desk at 707-543-3279 or [email protected].

Fun Facts

Juilliard Park is one of Santa Rosa's oldest parks. The park site was once home to the Juilliard Family. A two-story Victorian house stood near the center of the park on Santa Rosa Avenue, and the rest was orchard. The home was built in 1872 by Charles F. Juilliard, a winemaker.

Frederic Juilliard gave the property to the City in 1931 after he moved to New York. Frederic was the brother of Mrs. Isabella (Mark) McDonald who lived on McDonald Avenue. Frederic's uncle, August Juilliard, established and endowed the Juilliard School of Music in New York City. Another of Frederic's brothers, Louis Juilliard, was a State Senator.

The park was designed by Oakland landscape architect Howard Gilkey, who grew up in Santa Rosa. The park was developed in the depression years as a government project. Its stone bridge, pond and walkway were constructed from rock hauled from the Kenwood quarries.