Welcome to the Stevens Point Sculpture Park
Our mission is to provide a welcoming and accessible outdoor venue for diverse work including environmental art, exhibitions, activities, and educational programs. Our goal is to enhance the cultural life of our community and surrounding area.
SUBMIT a proposal for the Juried Call
DONATE to the Sculpture Park
We invite you to explore beautiful art installations along our scenic trail. Leisurely stroll through towering pines to discover a unique connection between nature and art. Sitting on 20-acres and connected to the Green Circle Trail, the Stevens Point Sculpture Park features artwork from local, regional, and national artists.
The Park is always growing and changing. Visit throughout the year to explore exciting environmental art exhibitions, artist residencies, performance events, and educational programming.
Joining us for LIT? Click here for the event map + program.
Submit a proposal to be reviewed.
Watch the video about Impressions of Point, a community-sourced sculpture project.
Watch the video about Out of the Woods – a 2nd Street Presence, an artist in residency.
Click here to see featured sculptures.
Click here to find directions to the Park.
Upcoming Events
The Park is continually evolving with the changing seasons, bringing new environmental art, artist residencies, performance events, and educational programming to Central Wisconsin. Visit the Park to experience upcoming events, and watch our Facebook page for details.
September 16, 2023
8:00 p.m.
LIT returns for its 3rd year! Come out and experience Stevens Point’s Sculpture Park in a new light. What to expect: -Matt Kirsch and team will illuminate sculptures along trail. -Point Dance Ensemble will have dance performances throughout the park. -Work by filmmakers River Akemann and Sean Welch -Author Louie Bartnik -Tune by DJ Imaginary Friend Bring yourself, the family, and friends for this exciting (free) event. *Leave your flashlights home/in the car Come join us celebrate art and the outdoors, during this annual event. New to the park? The Stevens Point Sculpture Park is an ever changing living park. Art is continually added each year through juried exhibitions, artist in residency programs and other events.
Kids in the Park
The Stevens Point Sculpture Park welcomes groups to the park for classes, workshops, tours, and art education activities. School districts visiting the park may be eligible for funding requests to support busing needs. Support is typically $50. Please contact the Education Committee chair for information and coordination.
Looking to visit the park on your own? Download one of the park activities to complete during your time visiting. Have fun exploring the sculpture park!
Activity Book
Photo Scavenger Hunt
Sketch Scavenger Hunt
Walking the Labyrinth
There is no right or wrong way to walk the labyrinth. You may walk slowly or quickly, skip, run, sing or dance. The labyrinth walk is different for everyone.
The three parts of the labyrinth are walking in, remaining in the center, and walking out. Walking in is a time to let go of problems and concerns in your life. The center is a time to stop and think. Walking out is putting closure on your experience.
After the Walk
Talk about your experiences. Discuss ideas on how to use the labyrinth in the future.
Teacher Resources
Are you a teacher looking for more resources when visiting the park? More resources are available for download here.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is the sculpture park located?
- At 900 North Second Street in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. See the visit section of the website for directions, park trail map, photo gallery, and more.
- When is the park open?
- The park is open year-round, Monday through Sunday, sunrise to sunset. To view the park from home, take a look at our photo gallery.
- Who runs the park?
- The park is owned and operated by the city of Stevens Point, through the guidance from an all-volunteer committee.
- Is the park wheelchair accessible?
- Yes. Our trail is hard-packed crushed granite and wheelchair accessible. However, weather (rain, snow, ice, etc.) may effect trail conditions. The trail is not groomed or plowed in the winter.
- What kind of work will I find in the park?
- We feature artwork from local, regional and national artists. Our artist section lists specifically who these people are as well as the works they have contributed to the park. Visit our featured artists page to see a work currently featured at the park.
- I’m not an artist, but can I get involved?
- Definitely, consider looking into our support section for how you can get involved.
- Is it really free?
- Yes! Admission is free. But, running the park is certainly not. Generous donations, partnerships, sponsors, and our 100% volunteer board make this park possible. Help support the park here.
Contacting Us Via E-mail
E-mail us anytime at info@stevenspointsculpturepark.org and we’ll help.
