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      Home » Communities » Kootenay Rockies » Castlegar

      Castlegar Sculpturewalk

      Explore art in the heart of BC's Kootenays!

      Immerse yourself in creativity at the Castlegar Sculpturewalk—an inspiring outdoor gallery that transforms downtown Castlegar into a vibrant open-air museum. This annual exhibition features an ever-changing collection of stunning sculptures created by both local talent and internationally renowned artists, turning the city streets into a dynamic canvas for public art.As you stroll through the heart of Castlegar, you’ll encounter thought-provoking, whimsical, and masterfully crafted works that reflect a wide range of styles, materials, and cultural influences. Every sculpture invites conversation, reflection, and connection with the arts.Don’t forget to cast your vote for the coveted People’s Choice Award—your voice helps decide which piece will become a permanent part of the city’s growing public art collection. Whether you’re an art lover, a casual visitor, or just exploring the Kootenays, the Castlegar Sculpturewalk offers a unique and accessible cultural experience that’s not to be missed.

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