Napa Art Walk

The art itself was ok- maybe. 8 or 10 sculptures. I lowered the score from a 4 because it’s very difficult to find a map that is for the current year. There are vendors wanting to sell self guided tours for $9. Glad I didn’t do that - total waste because each piece does have a QR code to be scanned maybe when new pieces are unveiling or a special event featuring artist would be worth going. Otherwise better to see as part of just walking downtown not a destination in itself

Plenty of pieces throughout the city to admire and enjoy. You can also enjoy the river walk and the lovely breeze that blows down it. The town is small and if you are lucky enough to grab a parking spot down town it’s a few hours of parking for free and that’s more than enough to walk around and enjoy the beautiful town.

Great Art alongside the farmers market on Saturday in the same area.

Did some nice walking, but saw very little in the way of interesting art.

Amazing art always. Went 2 years in a row and it never disappoints

Was there for lunch only so not the right person to ask

Not very impressive

Ten sculptures by seven different artists, with the theme of "play", this is a cool exhibit in Napa. Apparently, the Napa Art Walk theme changes every couple of years. We visited this past weekend, and it was pretty much like a scavenger hunt, because the pieces are not all located in the exact same area, they are along different streets hidden in gardens and near businesses at random points. But if you have a map, it makes it easier (I included a photo). Most of the pieces are within walking distance to each other, but on a super hot day, we opted to skip a few that were farther out. If you love art, this is a great display of unique and creative artworks, some simpler than others but all created with symbolism. The pieces are made out of diverse materials, from musical strings to bicycle parts, as well as stone, glass, aluminum, and steel.  My favorite sculptures were Time and Awareness, stone artwork that looked almost like a wave, and Wild Flower, a colorful presentation of the Californian poppy made out of bicycle wheels (this one's easy to find, it's right next to Gott's Roadside at Oxbow Public Market). Most of the others are closer to the Riverfront, or 1st and Main. We had fun experiencing the seventh Napa Art Walk exhibition (2021-2023) on a Sunday afternoon, an opportunity to appreciate the talents of diverse artists. And interestingly, according to the website, the art pieces are also for sale. Cool.

Great to walk around and see art here and there , scattered in great spots that made curious to read about each.