Every year, thousands of people visit Aberdeen, Washington, to connect with Kurt Cobain. They visit the Kurt Cobain Memorial Park and "Kurt's Bridge." The former, created by Tori and Marcia Kovach and Denny Jackson, is a place of remembrance for the musician.
Even if Kurt never slept beneath the Young Street Bridge, he's synonymous with this location. It symbolizes the struggles and triumphs of an iconic figure who has touched millions with his art, music, and ethos.
The Grays Harbor Conservation District preserves and maintains Kurt's Memorial Park, and Forever in Bloom proudly supports them.
Here are some photos from their cleanup efforts.
Kurt Cobain Memorial Park &
"Kurt's Bridge" in Aberdeen, WA
Photos Courtesy of the Grays Harbor Conservation District
"Conservation Districts provide services that help meet the needs of local people, properties, and the natural resources that we all share. We accomplish this through site-specific plans for your property that are designed to maximize both your land use and conservation goals! Not only will we help you plan your project, but we can also provide grant funding and free or low-cost services to make it affordable to take responsible conservation action."
The Conservation District knows that Kurt Cobain: Forever in Bloom will work to assist them however possible, and has graciously and generously vowed to continue to maintain and preserve Kurt's Memorial Park in Aberdeen, WA.