Public Art

Art on Parade

The Art on Parade program is an on-loan outdoor sculpture exhibit administered through the Northglenn Arts and Humanities Foundation (NAHF). Each year, six sculptures are chosen by city staff and volunteers to sit in and around E.B. Rains Jr. Memorial Park. Guests and art lovers are then invited to select their favorite, which then is named the People's Choice. The NAHF then tries to purchase the piece and place it in a permanent location in Northglenn.

People's Choice Winners

Past winners of the People's Choice award, including date, name of the piece, artist and where it has been placed in Northglenn.

2011 - Blooming Pink Amaryllis Bulb Sharles City Hall	2010 - Double Spinner Lyman Whitaker Roundabout at Kennedy Drive and Melody Drive
2009 - Acension Ryan Schmidt Winburn Park	2008 - Imagine That Kathy Anderson Wyco Park
2007 - High Four Louise Peterson Central Park - Fox Run	2006 - The Orphans Dollores Shelledy Northwest Open Space
2005 - The Potato Man Susan Geissler City Hall	2004 - My Buddy Victor Issa Happy Tails Dog Park
2003 - Hop To It! Kim Shaklee Croke Reservoir	2002 - What's Next Dad? Steve Settles Northglenn Recreation Center

Northglenn Veterans Memorial

The Northglenn Veterans Memorial was dedicated in September 2003, and sits in between City Hall and the Northglenn Recreation Center.

Created by Hai Ying Wu, the sculpture is a bronze replica of the United States flag that stands approximately 23 feet tall. Ten figures emerge from the flag wearing uniforms that represent the many conflicts in American history.

Other Pieces

Other works of art located throughout Northglenn:

2 Gateways Design Concepts Location: E.B. Rains Jr. Memorial Park	Open Space George Manus Location: Northwest Open Space
Friends Shirley LaRee Olson Location: Danahy Park