- The Art in Public Places program assembles works of art and displays them in public places in Vail
- Free exhibitions exist throughout town for everyone to enjoy
- Visit Ford Park for viewing some incredible granite sculptures
- See stamped concrete designs at Donovan Pavilion
Overview
Vail’s Art in Public Places program is a cultural program that assembles works of art and displays them in public places so residents and visitors alike can enjoy their aesthetic beauty.
Location/Directions
Vail, Colorado is filled with the art of the Art in Public Places. You'll see art in the parks, side streets, parking structures, playgrounds and pavilions.
Seasons
Art in Public Places is always available, no matter the time of year. You can contact them at 970-479-2344 to get a copy for the current season schedule of tours, art shows and other events.
More Info
Check out the Art in Public Places website for more information.
The Art in Public Places program sponsors many pieces of art that decorate the town. In Ford Park, Bighorn Park, Donovan Park and the Donovan Pavilion, you can view steel and granite sculptures, carved wood designs, stamped concrete, a number of artistic bronze sculptures and much more.
Public art exhibitions change annually.
