Meredith Sculpture Walk

Meredith Sculpture Walk Sponsored by the non-profit Greater Meredith Program, the Meredith Sculpture Walk promotes awareness & enjoyment of public art in historic Meredith, NH.

The Meredith Sculpture Walk is an annual (free to the public) exhibit with installations on Main Street, throughout the Mill Falls Marketplace, and in the parks on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee in historic Meredith, NH. Installations for the MSW's inaugural year began June 2014. For its second year, they began in June 2015. And...the Third Annual Meredith Sculpture Walk's installations began in

June 2016. This year-round outdoor exhibit welcomes work by artists from around the country. An independent jury selects among exceptional works from artists who apply for the annual exhibit by March 31. Most works may be purchased directly from the artists. The annual edition of our self-guided walking map with artist contact information is available throughout town as well as online: http://www.greatermeredithprogram.com/map.html. The printed brochure with map may be found at kiosks and businesses throughout town. Regularly scheduled docent-guided tours meet Wednesdays and/or Saturdays in the Mill Falls Marketplace by Innisfree Book Shop July through October. We also encourage groups to contact us to arrange a tour other months, days, and times. http://www.greatermeredithprogram.com/guided-tours.html
**Attention Artists: we welcome you to submit work for consideration during the annual application period from January through March.**
The Greater Meredith Program's Meredith Sculpture Walk is a contributor-supported nonprofit organization. Donations are gratefully received.

Holy cow! What happened to the cows?!  . . . We are happy to report that all are just fine.   Mama Cow moooved to her ne...
08/30/2026

Holy cow! What happened to the cows?! . . . We are happy to report that all are just fine. Mama Cow moooved to her new home and Baby Cow is happily ensconced in Community Park on Main Street continuing to spread joy, particularly with our youngest art enthusiasts!
“Baby Cow” and “Cow”, Corten steel, by Dale Rogers of Haverhill MA.
Dale Rogers




Some sculptures just make you smile!   This one can be found swaying and bobbing with the wind at Community Park on Main...
08/28/2026

Some sculptures just make you smile! This one can be found swaying and bobbing with the wind at Community Park on Main Street much to the delight of Baby Cow and Archie🎉🥳🎈
“Curlicue” by Blaze Konefal, a retired computer professional, who attributes his love for creating large scale outdoor sculptures to his work with wood and metals growing up on a New England poultry farm.



Half the fun of the sculpture walk is finding sculptures tucked in nooks and crannies around Meredith.  Have you found t...
08/27/2026

Half the fun of the sculpture walk is finding sculptures tucked in nooks and crannies around Meredith. Have you found this one yet?!
“Steps of the Maker” by Colton Workman & Klaus, Gilford NH



Photographer Jeremy Noyes devotes his life to capturing quintessential Meredith and the surrounding Lakes Region at all ...
08/24/2026

Photographer Jeremy Noyes devotes his life to capturing quintessential Meredith and the surrounding Lakes Region at all hours of the day and night! This morning’s photo, taken while most of us were snoozing, shows off the stunning setting along Lake Winnepesaukee where 15 of the Meredith Sculpture Walk pieces are installed. Have you seen them all?
Not just an amazing photographer, Jeremy is an all around nice guy that loves to greet customers at his Jeremy Noyes Gallery at 23 Main Street. It’s right along the sculpture route near another 10+ works of art.
“A Time to Reflect” Town of Meredith by Jeremy Noyes
www.jeremynoyesphotography.com
Jeremy Noyes Gallery




Good Morning Meredith!  “Rhode Island Red”  by Dedham MA sculptor Gints Grinbergs who trained as an architect and loves ...
08/20/2026

Good Morning Meredith!

“Rhode Island Red” by Dedham MA sculptor Gints Grinbergs who trained as an architect and loves collecting discarded metals as much as upcycling them into incredible works of art. Would you have guessed the cockadoodledoo is from a horseshoe beak?
❤️❤️ all the pics from your visit to the Meredith Sculpture Walk. Keep em coming!




Sunny Day to catch the Sunflower along the Meredith Sculpture Walk!    “Pain to Petals” by NH artist Brannigan McNeil (p...
08/18/2026

Sunny Day to catch the Sunflower along the Meredith Sculpture Walk!

“Pain to Petals” by NH artist Brannigan McNeil (proudly displaying her work in the 2nd pic on installation day🌻😊)




Looks as if Dragonfly may take flight today!  With its 7 foot wing span made of corten steel that would be quite the fea...
08/15/2026

Looks as if Dragonfly may take flight today! With its 7 foot wing span made of corten steel that would be quite the feat.

“Dragonfly” by celebrated Meredith NH sculptor and furniture maker Steven Hayden Hayden Arts Steven Hayden Arts
www.Haydenarts.com




Set amongst the historic buildings of Mill Falls Marketplace is this spectacular sculpture that seemingly soars by renow...
08/10/2026

Set amongst the historic buildings of Mill Falls Marketplace is this spectacular sculpture that seemingly soars by renowned Virginia artist Susan Woodford.

“Dis 1 Connection”
Susan Woodford Sculpture
Materials - stainless steel, steel, quartz





Whether you zig or zag, “Zigzag”stands out for its bold geometric form. An engineer by training, the artist taught himse...
08/08/2026

Whether you zig or zag, “Zigzag”stands out for its bold geometric form. An engineer by training, the artist taught himself the art of stone carving using remnants of granite left over from an abandoned quarry on his property.

“Zigzag” by Stone Sculptor Keith Trexler of Milford, NH
www.StonehavenArts.com





Have you met Archie?!  Tucked into Community Park along Main Street this tribute to the comic strip creator Bob Montana ...
08/05/2026

Have you met Archie?! Tucked into Community Park along Main Street this tribute to the comic strip creator Bob Montana has been welcoming visitors to Meredith since 2018 when the townspeople rallied to create this wonderful bronze. Archie loves company so feel free to join him on the bench!

“Archie (Tribute to Bob Montana)” by Valery Mahuchy of Bethlehem NH
valerymahuchy.com
“Bench” by Steven Hayden & David H. Little of Meredith NH
Haydenarts.com





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Main Street , Mill Falls Marketplace, And Lake Winnipesaukee Waterfront
Meredith, NH
03253

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