Mission:
To be a fun, safe, family focused community resource to patrons, customers, guest, visitors and partners.
Values and Vision:
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Core Values:
Professionalism: Providing services and support that exceed standards and metrics.
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Quality: Maintaining facilities, equipment and amenities in such a way that exceeds expectations.
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Integrity: Conducting business in an ethical manner that is beyond reproach.
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Customer-Oriented: Going above and beyond to satisfy our patrons, customers, guest, visitors and partners requests.
Vision:
To be the premier one stop destination for the health conscious and curious. To be a resource to aspiring and emerging business owners. To provide healthy meals and fitness/dance services in a family focused environment. To become the catalyst for investment and development along the Asher Avenue Corridor.
Our story:
Legacy Park Center LLC was established in April 2014 by Byron Norwood and his youngest Daughter Alexandreia. After several attempts to use publicly available spaces to teach dance , Alexandreia decided that creating a dedicated space to teach was the best possible option. In August 2015 Alexandreia literally built Studio A in down town Little Rock and began providing instruction.
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In 2015 we secured 5003 Asher Avenue in Little Rock and completed the purchase in May 2022. In 2023 this property will become home to the Piggee-Norwood Building's named for my maternal and paternal grand parents. It will house Joyce: the life food cafe; a healthy food restaurant and commercial kitchen; Alluvium Studio Spaces; managing 2 large purpose built dance/fitness studios, a public meeting room with a/v equipment and host of seasonal vendor market events in the covered courtyard.
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Byron Norwood, is a former United States Marine and entrepreneur.
Honorably discharged from the Marine Corps in 1994, He started H.A.P. Group and began consulting for small businesses. He returned to his construction with Soultouch Interior Expressions LLC and maintained his work community social and arts programs. While stationed and living in Washington, DC. Byron worked with Castillo Theater, Carl Clay Productions, both of New York; Anacostia Festivals and Promotions Inc., Southeast Promotions Inc. of Washington, DC.
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He returned Little Rock in 1996 and continued his work by starting Fun Phonics and Fundamentals a summer reading program and other after school education programs. He produced large public events. He co-founded the Brother to Brother; a boys rights of passage program. He founded GasLight Theatre Company and coordinating the efforts of other locals began writing, directing and producing plays.
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Byron's future project include the Legacy100 Capital Fund, Central Arkansas Economic Development Corporation and Legacy Park Initiatives.