09/20/2025
Check out the downtown Freeport Sculpture Walk!
Featuring seven new sculptures throughout the downtown, the Sculpture Walk is a collaboration between the Freeport Art Museum and the Arts and Culture Commission with the City of Freeport and does not use any tax dollars. The not-for-profit Freeport Art Museum is the organization to thank for the Sculpture Walk as well as the downtown Arts Plaza, which contains a splash pad water feature, the Ferguson Pavilion and stage, and the large red Gateway sculpture.
The not-for-profit Freeport Art Museum was able to secure the donated artwork from two local artists, as well as individuals from Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin, Maryland, and New York. The new pieces of art will stand along Chicago Avenue for an entire year and then be available for purchase. There is also an audio tour via QR codes at each of the sculptures.
Jessica Modica, Executive Director of the Freeport Art Museum said that the Walk is a dynamic extension of the museum’s mission to create experiences that spark imagination and engagement in the arts. You can hear one of our recent interviews by Alan Wenzel with Jessica on our website or other streaming apps!