Cloverdale Sculpture Trail

Exhibit · Cloverdale ·

Cloverdale Sculpture Trail

Exhibit · Cloverdale ·

Outdoor sculpture trail showcasing local artists' diverse works

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215 N Cloverdale Blvd, Cloverdale, CA 95425 Get directions

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"An outdoor art trail featuring works by local artists that offers a cultural stroll through natural settings and complements the town's boutiques and ice cream shops." - Amy Thomas Amy Thomas Amy Thomas is an award-winning writer, creative director, and food and travel journalist. She has written for publications such as The New York Times, New York Post, National Geographic Traveler, and Bust. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Cloverdale Sculpture Trail

David M.

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I highly recommend adding this destination to your travel plans. As one of the exhibiting artists I began showing my work in Cloverdale in 2005. I like the way that the show has generated another avenue for community connection. I see the connection annually in the staff, volunteers and the citizens at each installation. The small town setting provides the artists exposure in a very relaxed viewing environment. A great venue!

Chris J.

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With so much art to appreciate in Cloverdale—from live music to live theatre, cinema, tattoo and fine art—it’s ironic that the most visible art is often taken for granted. But any visitors to northern Sonoma County would be remiss to overlook the Cloverdale Sculpture Trail. Winding through downtown Cloverdale and stretching south on Highway 101 to the town of Geyserville, the CST showcases the best in established and emerging sculpture artists alike.

ray M.

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A little disappointing. Good concept OK app that goes along with the self guided walking tour. But not worth pulling off the freeway unless you are already there

Danielle E.

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"The Best of" Northern California outdoor public artwork. The Cloverdale Sculpture Trail is a well curated, juried exhibition of local talent featuring dynamic and thoughtful mixed media sculptures on various subjects. Always a delight and we look forward to viewing year after year.

Joe B.

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I have been sending my friends to see the wonderful Cloverdale Sculpture Trail for many years. It is set in a perfect downtown environment where the sculpture compliments the intimate scale of the town and the inviting spirit of the community.

Jake H.

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Very cool sculpture trail. It starts by the fairgrounds and it continues all though downtown cloverdale. If you have driven through Cloverdale you have probably seen a couple sculptures but it is defienitly worth a stop to see them all. Best to park as they are all more or less within walking distance.

Jim S.

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I have gone to visit the sculpture trail 2 years. It was well designed with food and wine during a walking tour. I have attended other walking tours to see indoor art - but this one is unique, with the outdoor sculptures. I hope to be able to come again this year! It can be enjoyed by all ages and ability levels.

Penny P.

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I recommend the wonderful experience of viewing great pieces of art in a lovely town. The otocast feature is a bonus for a clear description of the pieces, and information of the artists as you walk the trail. Treat yourself!

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Cloverdale Sculpture Trail

David M.

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Chris J.

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ray M.

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A little disappointing. Good concept OK app that goes along with the self guided walking tour. But not worth pulling off the freeway unless you are already there

Danielle E.

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Joe B.

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Jake H.

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Jim S.

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Penny P.

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