Summit Public Art

SAVE THE DATE 🎨

It’s back!

Last year, over 100 artists came together to transform our community with an incredible display of creativity, color, and talent. And this year, we’re doing it again.

Mark your calendars and get ready to discover, collect, and celebrate local art.

Sharing a glimpse from last year’s event. As for what’s in store this year… you’ll have to come see for yourself.

More details coming soon. Stay tuned!

If your kids are coming home from school with beautiful artwork inspired by our public art, you know that Art in the Classroom (AITC) is back.

This program introduces our little ones to the public art featured around town, helping them see and connect with it in meaningful ways.

We’re grateful to the members of the Summit Public Art Committee who visit local elementary schools, sharing their knowledge and guiding students through fun, creative projects inspired by the art across Summit.

It’s been an amazing experience to watch their eyes light up when they recognize a piece from around town—sharing stories of when they saw it and who they were with on their trips downtown.

A powerful new addition has found its place in our town—just in time for Earth Day 🌍

Commissioned by Summit Public Art, this striking piece honors the spirit of renewal, responsibility, and creativity that Earth Day represents.

Created by Nigerian artist Eugene Ebipade Kenboye, it’s made from discarded flip-flops and Crocs—once waste, now transformed into something meaningful and beautiful.



It’s a reminder: what we throw away doesn’t disappear… it just changes form. And in the right hands, it can become art that speaks.

Take a moment to see it up close, reflect, and maybe even rethink the everyday things we leave behind.