“The Discarded”, a welded steel barrel sculpture by Morris Norvin of Boston, Mass., depicts a mother and cub polar bear standing on a dissolving glacier in search of food. It is one of the sculptures located on the walk.
“The Discarded”, a welded steel barrel sculpture by Morris Norvin of Boston, Mass., depicts a mother and cub polar bear standing on a dissolving glacier in search of food. It is one of the sculptures located on the walk. Credit: Courtesy of Robert Allan Clifford

With the good weather and longer days arriving, residents and visitors are encouraged to tour the Meredith Sculpture Walk sponsored by the Greater Meredith Program. Available year-round, the outdoor, juried exhibition features works of New England artists and is committed to developing awareness and enjoyment of public art in Meredith. Thirty-two sculptures are positioned in high visibility areas along Main Street, the Mill Falls Marketplace and in the lakeside Hesky and Scenic parks.

A self-guided brochure and map is available in kiosks found at the entrance to Hesky and Scenic parks, the Courtyard on Main Street, in front of the post office and outside Oglethorpe’s in the Mill Fall Marketplace as well as town hall, the library and various businesses throughout the walk. You may also download the brochure at greatermeredithprogram.com.