Sculpture on Main is a free, 24/7 outdoor art exhibit in downtown Marble Falls. It features a rotating collection of sculptures by regional artists displayed along historic Main Street.
Sculpture on Main transforms downtown Marble Falls into an accessible outdoor gallery. Initiated in 2007, this public art program features a rotating collection of sculptures created by regional artists. The artworks are installed along Main Street and adjacent thoroughfares, providing a self-guided cultural experience. Each piece is accompanied by an informative label detailing the title and artist. The exhibit is open 24 hours a day, allowing visitors to view the art at their own pace while exploring the historic downtown district.
No, Sculpture on Main is a free public art exhibit. The sculptures are displayed outdoors along Main Street and can be viewed without any admission charge.
The exhibit is open 24/7. Because the sculptures are located outdoors in public spaces along Main Street, you can view them at any time of day or night.
No. The official Sculpture on Main page does not publish a dog policy, so visitors should follow applicable city rules and posted signs.