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Art in Roanoke - The Natural City
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Elmwood Park
Roanoke, VA - Visit Website
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Immerse yourself in Roanoke’s vibrant arts scene with Art in Roanoke – The Natural City, a captivating outdoor sculpture exhibition located in Elmwood Park. This temporary art display features ten unique sculptures from renowned artists across the country, offering a stunning blend of creativity and nature. The exhibition stretches from the South Jefferson Street entrance of the recently renovated Elmwood Park, providing a scenic and engaging walk through public art.
Notable pieces include "Descending Night" by Jack Howard-Potter, "Rawrenok" by Anthony Heinz May, and "Sustain" by Charlie Brouwer, with some sculptures created specifically for this park. The Elmwood Park Art Walk is the perfect way to experience the city's public art and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
Whether you're an art lover, tourist, or local, Art in Roanoke – The Natural City offers a fun, educational, and immersive experience. Discover Roanoke’s commitment to public art, culture, and outdoor engagement as you explore these striking sculptures.
For more details on exhibition dates and visitor information, visit the official website.
Directions
- Directions: From I-81, take Exit 143 to I-581 South toward Roanoke. Take I-581 South for approximately 5.5 miles and take Exit 5 to Williamson Road toward Downtown Roanoke. Take Williamson Road for approximately 1/4 mile and then turn right on Church Avenue. Continue down Church Avenue to reach the city offices.
- Major Access Routes: I-581, US 220, US 460
