Sculpture Garden

Open to the public in 2001, the Garden expands the fine arts to the outdoors, and provides a pivotal place within the community for cultural, educational and social events. Visitors are welcome to relax in the garden and enjoy the beauty of art and nature.

The garden enclosed by unique wrought iron fencing, contains a deck, flagstone patio, a brick Memory Walk, wrought iron grapevine decorations and wonderful sculpture art. Gorgeous flowers and plants are enjoyed by visitors during spring and summer months.

	"Follow Me" was created by David Young of Grand Island, Nebraska. It was endowed in March 2001 by Barbara Jean Lawrence Arnold, MD.		"Garden Sprite" was created by Utah artist L 'Dean Trueblood. It was endowed in January 2000 by Gene and Phyllis Neuswanger.

	"Balancing Act" was created by Utah artist Dan L. Hill. It was purchased by Carnegie Arts Center in 2003. The "Balancing Act" sculptures pieces are available for adoption by Carnegie Arts Center Endowmnet Donors. Contact us for details.

 Opened to the public!

 Make sure you stop by Carnegie Arts Center
to enjoy our Sculpture Garden!