Discover Seattle’s Public Art on a Free Sculpture Walk
Experience creativity in the open air at Seattle Center! The 2026 Seattle Center Sculpture Walk invites art lovers, families, and curious visitors to explore a collection of temporary outdoor artworks created by talented artists from the Seattle area.
This special guided tour offers a closer look at seven original art installations that bring fresh perspectives, color, and imagination to the Seattle Center campus. From playful designs to thought-provoking sculptures, each piece tells a unique story about creativity, community, and the world around us.
Meet the Artists Behind the Art
Make your visit even more memorable by meeting the artists and hearing the inspiration behind their work. Featured artists Morgan Madison, Will Jewett, Megan Prince, Teruko Nimura, Stevie Shao, Cristina Martinez, and Christy Caravaglio will share insights into their creative process and answer questions along the way.
Whether you enjoy contemporary art, love discovering local talent, or simply want to experience Seattle from a different perspective, this outdoor art walk offers an engaging way to connect with the city's creative community.
Event Details
- Event: Seattle Center Sculpture Walk and Guided Tour
- Date: Thursday, October 29, 2026
- Time: 10:30 AM
- Location: Seattle Center, 305 Harrison Street, Seattle, WA 98109
- Meeting Point: South entrance of the Armory Food & Event Hall, near Groundskeeper Coffee & Provisions
- Admission: Free
- Registration: No preregistration required
Make Art Part of Your Seattle Experience
Bring your curiosity, enjoy a leisurely walk through the campus, and discover how public art transforms familiar spaces into places of inspiration and connection. This free community event is a wonderful opportunity to explore Seattle's vibrant arts scene and meet the creative minds shaping it.
The Sculpture Walk is presented through a collaboration between Seattle Center and the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, with support from Seattle Center 1% for Arts Funds, Climate Pledge Arena, and the Seattle Kraken.