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Nashua International Sculpture Symposium International sculptors come to Nashua for three weeks each year to create a large outdoor sculpture for the City. The public is encouraged to participate.

Visit our social media at: https://linktr.ee/NashuaSculptures Truly a community event, volunteers and residents welcome the sculptors at the Opening, host the sculptors, bring meals, provide transportation, visit the sculptors as they work, and thank them at the Closing. As well as creating a sculpture for the City, the sculptors enjoy sharing their culture with local folks including school chi

ldren. Nashua held its first International Sculpture Symposium in 2008. Sculptors have come from many countries, including Vietnam, the Czech Republic, Ireland, Peru, and Cuba. Seventeen granite or metal sculptures are now part of Nashuans’ everyday living. Nashua is the only city in the US that hosts an annual international sculpture symposium.

2023 marks the sixteenth year Nashua celebrates the Nashua International Sculpture Symposium. Professional sculptors from many countries, such as Mongolia, the Republic of Georgia, and Korea will each create a large granite or metal sculpture as a gift to the City. The Symposium is a collaborative endeavor of the Symposium Board of Directors, the City of Nashua, NH State Council on the Arts, and the Nashua Arts Commission.

"Good Slug", Sean Williams, USIn the June Caron Park, Temple St. Photo by: Albert Wilkinson
09/06/2026

"Good Slug", Sean Williams, US
In the June Caron Park, Temple St.

Photo by: Albert Wilkinson

"The Gate of Janus", Margot Lasalle, FranceYudicky Field, Main Dunstable Rd. Photo by: Albert Wilkinson
09/06/2026

"The Gate of Janus", Margot Lasalle, France
Yudicky Field, Main Dunstable Rd.

Photo by: Albert Wilkinson

"Carefully Contained", Pauline Berger GermanyRail Trail on Will Street across from Gatewood ManorPhoto by: Albert Wilk...
09/06/2026

"Carefully Contained", Pauline Berger Germany
Rail Trail on Will Street across from Gatewood Manor

Photo by: Albert Wilkinson

"Keep Rocking", Anna Multone, ItalyIn Atherton Ave Park, Atherton Ave. Photo by: Albert Wilkinson
09/06/2026

"Keep Rocking", Anna Multone, Italy
In Atherton Ave Park, Atherton Ave.

Photo by: Albert Wilkinson

If you missed our Closing yesterday and are wondering where our Sculptures are... 😀Please stop by and see them! Thank y...
07/06/2026

If you missed our Closing yesterday and are wondering where our Sculptures are... 😀

Please stop by and see them! Thank you Anna, Margot, Pauline and Sean! We miss you guys already!

Here are the directions and map locations for our Closing tomorrow. Please meet us at the first stop Will Street, at 1:...
05/06/2026

Here are the directions and map locations for our Closing tomorrow. Please meet us at the first stop Will Street, at 1:00. Can't wait for you all to see the sculptures installed !!

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Tuesday 09:30 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:30 - 17:00
Thursday 09:30 - 17:00
Friday 09:30 - 17:00
Saturday 09:30 - 17:00

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