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Public ART

Explore Fall River Public Art this Summer with Our Letterboxing Adventure!

​This summer, we're excited to bring you a fun activity that celebrates the vibrant art around the City of Fall River.

How to Participate:

  1. Pick up your Letterboxing booklet with clues at our Summer Evenings in the Park events.

  2. Use the clues to find the hidden boxes at each public art location.

  3. Stamp your booklet with the unique stamp found in each box.

  4. Bring your completed booklet by Friday, Sept 13 to be entered into the drawing to The Ignition Space during open hours:  Thursday-Friday 4-8 PM and Saturday-Sunday 12-5 PM.

  5. The winner will be announced via email on Monday, Sept 16.

 

Summer Evenings in the Park Schedule:

  • Wednesday, July 10: Father Kelly Park

  • Wednesday, July 17: Pulaski Park

  • Wednesday, July 24: Kennedy Park

  • Wednesday, July 31: Griffin Park

  • Wednesday, August 7: Ruggles Park

  • Wednesday, August 14: Maplewood Park

  • Wednesday, August 21: Lafayette Park

  • Wednesday, August 28: North Park​​

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Terms and Conditions apply. No purchase necessary. To enter, complete all How to Participate steps listed above. Entries must be received by Friday, September 13, 2024. One entry per person. Winner will be selected at random and announced via email from FRACC Monday, September 16, 2024. Prize: $100 Amazon gift card. Void where prohibited. By participating, you agree to allow FRACC to use your name and likeness for promotional purposes. This promotion is not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon.

Fall River Public Art Map

Public art map

FRACC believes in the transformative power of public art. It enhances our city's landscape, fuels economic vitality, and embodies our community's heritage and values. Public art fosters a sense of belonging and pride among residents while supporting local businesses and showcasing the invaluable contributions of artists.

Featured FRACC Projects

Fall River Stays Active, 2023

Fall River Stays Active, 2023

By Abigail Collins/@abigailcollinsphoto

“I wanted something vibrant, motivating, and unique that captured the essence of the court and appealed to everyone. My goal was to create a mural that was inclusive and showed that fitness is something that can be accomplished by anyone, regardless of ability level. I hope that this Fitness Court® is something that the community can use to come together and encourage people to achieve healthy lifestyles while living in the city.”

Dad's Home, 2023

Dad's Home, 2023

By BKFoxx

A captivating project in Fall River has caught the attention of many.
The Pearl Street parking garage's exterior is now adorned with a mural, a tribute to the residents of Fall River and their strong commitment to family.
Teaming up with Claudio Picasso, the New York-based artist BKFoxx paid homage to her father and other significant individuals in her life. Through her artwork, she beautifully conveys a message centered on love and family – two cherished values that hold a special place in the heart of Fall River.

Shared Water, 2022

Shared Water, 2022

By Kevin Ledo and Apt Arts for One Blue Sky Project/@kevinledo @samystan @aptarts

“Shared Water, my most recent mural with One BlueSky Project in Fall River, Massachusetts for Viva Murals Fall River & Beyond Walls. The image is of Juliana, one of the youths who we photographed, for this oversea cultural exchange mural with Tierra Bomba, Colombia.”

We Here, 2022

We Here, 2022

By ADD FUEL/@addfuel

“Layers on layers of Azulejo tiles in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA. WE, HERE is a classical and pure Add Fuel piece, blue palette with hints of yellow, tile patterns. An ode to this enduring community, a celebration of Portuguese presence and culture in this ’home away from home’ that is Fall River.”

Block Calico, 2022

Block Calico, 2022

By Greg Pennisten/@_gregwashere_

"This is my largest solo project to date and I couldn't be happier with the result. Thank you to everyone involved, especially the Beyond Walls team, Add Fuel, Adres, and Kevin Ledo. It was an absolute pleasure getting to meet and work with you all."

Diversity Sculpture, 2021

Diversity Sculpture, 2021

By Barney Zeitz

“We wanted to make this for everyone. It’s indigenous people, immigrants, refugees and the enslaved. It’s about diversity and looking to the future.”

Fall River is fortunate to boast a diverse array of cultural, historical, and organizational treasures, alongside numerous visitor attractions. We continue to map and highlight these assets and recognize that this is an ongoing effort. We value your input and invite you to connect with us via email, at fracc@onesouthcoast.com, if there are any aspects we may have missed. Explore and learn more about Fall River's attractions and cultural districts

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