Public Art
The City of Spruce Grove is proud to support and commission the creation of public art throughout the community. Several murals and art installations have been completed in recent years, which add to the beauty of our public spaces and bring people together to celebrate the heritage, history and values of our community. See our Public Art Policy and click on the map below to see photos and the stories behind our current public art pieces.
Current opportunities
Call for Walls: Seeking sites for future public murals
Spruce Grove is launching an exciting Mural Program to beautify our city and celebrate our community through public art. We invite businesses and not-for-profits to submit their outdoor public-facing walls as potential sites for future murals. This initiative aims to enhance our public spaces, promote cultural expression, and create vibrant, engaging areas for everyone to enjoy. The deadline for submissions for 2025 projects is Sunday, Mar. 23. Learn more and submit your wall for consideration!
Past opportunities
Applications are now closed.
The City invited Indigenous artists and Indigenous artist-led teams living in Treaty 6 First Nations or within Métis Settlements & Métis Nation Regions within Treaty 6 territory to submit an expression of interest to create a permanent exterior painted mural at Jubilee Park.
Applications are now closed.
The City of Spruce Grove invited artists (individuals or groups) to submit a proposal for a "live" mural painting on a sea can which will be displayed at various outdoor events to help beautify our community.
Applications are now closed.
Throughout the fall of 2024 and the spring and summer of 2025, dozens of City-owned utility boxes will be wrapped in 16 different designs and photographs created by 11 artists as part of the Utility Box Beautification Project. Check out the designs!
Applications are now closed.