bike mural by Britt Flood- Photography by Andrew Miller

Art On The Greenway Ride Series

Help shape the future of public art on Raleigh’s greenway system with Oaks and Spokes and Raleigh Arts


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Ride Series Locations and Dates Public Art on the Greenways

Join Oaks and Spokes and Raleigh Arts for three fun and social group rides to help shape the future of public art on Raleigh’s greenway system. These rides are part of an ongoing effort to identify where and what kinds of art could be added to make our greenways more vibrant, welcoming, and reflective of our community.

Along the way, we will visit or discuss several potential locations listed in the City of Raleigh Greenway Master Plan as priority sites for public art. These include sections of the Reedy Creek, Crabtree Creek, Little Rock, and Walnut Creek Trails. At each location, you can share your ideas about what types of public art you would like to see, such as tunnel murals, sculptures, wayfinding features, decorative fencing, infrastructure murals, or pathway art.

Whether you ride the greenway daily or visit it occasionally, this is a chance to explore it in a new way, imagine how art could enhance the space, and contribute to decisions that will help shape the greenway’s future.

Ride Series Locations and Dates

You do not have to pre-register to participate. Just arrive at the starting location by the posted start time for each ride (SEE BELOW).

RIDE #1 - Family Ride - Saturday, September 13th at 10 am
5 miles - Kiwanis Neighborhood Park to Crabtree Park Wetland and back.

RIDE #2 - Group Ride - Saturday, September 27th at 10 am
16 miles - North Carolina Museum of Art to Shelley Lake and back.

RIDE #3 - All Wheels Ride - Saturday, October 11th at 10 am
21 miles - Anderson Point Park to Chavis Park and back.

Important Note: 

Water and snacks will be provided, but participants should come prepared with their own water, sunscreen, and clothing suited to the weather. If you plan to ride, please bring a safe and working bike, scooter, Onewheel, or other personal electric vehicle.

Public Art on the Greenways

Rocky Branch Greenway Mural by Taylor White

The City of Raleigh is integrating public art into its updated Greenway Master Plan. Currently, the Public Art team is actively seeking community feedback on potential public art locations and the types of art that could be featured along the Greenway. 

The pilot list of locations includes areas like the North Carolina Museum of Art Blue Loop to Blue Ridge Road, Industrial Drive to Atlantic Avenue, and the Little Rock Trail between Davie and Cabarrus Streets, among others. These sites were chosen for their visibility, community connections, and potential to create unique experiences along the trail. 

Department:
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources
Service Categories:
Raleigh Arts
Related Services:
Public Art

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