Created in 1988 as part of the City of Auburn Arts Commission's roster of multi-disciplinary cultural arts programs, the Art in Public Places Program is the thread that joins art, people and place. The goal of the Auburn Arts Commission is to integrate the arts into all aspects of community life. We believe that art enriches the community and brings people together in an unparalleled way. View the searchable document Public Art in Auburn (PDF).

City of Auburn has several additional programs for the public to enjoy, including:

• Downtown Sculpture Gallery, an annually rotating gallery of sculptures on loan from Northwest artists
• Art on Main Window Front Gallery
• Mary Olson Farm Artist in Residence program, in collaboration with the White River Valley Museum at the historic Mary Olson Farm
• Art Galleries program, exhibiting two and three-dimensional artworks
• For more information about our Public Art collection, view the searchable document: Public Art in Auburn (PDF).