Sculpture Park & Garden

Room for art. Space for everyone.

An outdoor gallery, a richly planted garden, and a place for the community to come together. A new chapter is taking shape at Madison and Woodside.

Concept rendering of the planned Sculpture Park and Garden
Concept rendering · Planned park design

A landscape for possibility.

The planned park brings sculpture into an outdoor setting, with permanent and changing exhibitions by local, regional, and national artists. Lawns, planted areas, lighting, and artisan fencing shape the garden around the art.

An amphitheater and market area are part of the vision, offering room to gather, exhibit, and perform. The current project schedule identifies November 2026 as the planned opening; contact the team for the latest progress.

Art is already taking root.

Bay City artist Mark Bleshenski’s Four Skinny Trees is the first permanent installation at the site. It was commissioned through the Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum’s NEA Big Read initiative.

Support the existing park campaign to help bring the next chapter to life.