Something’s always happening. 

From hands-on workshops and artists talks to neighborhood celebrations and opening week festivities, the Boston Public Art Triennial brings the city to life through October 31st.

Use the calendar below to explore what’s coming up. Find the experiences that speak to you, whether it’s a community celebration in Charlestown, a panel discussion in Roxbury, or a family-friendly workshop in East Boston. 

All events are free and open to the public. Come for the art, stay for the conversation. 

Browse the full schedule below or follow us on Eventbrite to stay in the loop, reserve your spot, and get real-time updates.

Studios Without Walls: Dream Upon the River Opening Reception
May
31

Studios Without Walls: Dream Upon the River Opening Reception

The 26th annual exhibition of Studios Without Walls features 17 site specific sculptures in a remarkable variety of mediums, with a range of messages from equality to the environment, & social action. Creating an oasis of art that enables the viewer to interpret, transform, heal, inform, relax and play among this unique collection.

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Let's Talk: Storytelling as a Tool for Disruption
Jun
24

Let's Talk: Storytelling as a Tool for Disruption

Stories allow us to practice empathy, to process and disrupt generational trauma, and to support and uplift generational joy and love. Join us for a conversation about the power of storytelling moderated by Triennial artist Alison Croney Moses and featuring playwright Mfoniso Udofia, educator + award-winning director Ng’endo Mukii, and educator + puppeteer Tanya Nixon-Silberg.

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Panel: The Triennial is Coming! Public Art in Boston and Beyond
Feb
26

Panel: The Triennial is Coming! Public Art in Boston and Beyond

As Boston prepares for its first-ever, city-wide Public Art Triennial in May 2025, join us for an in-depth discussion about the joys, pitfalls, and the political possibilities of creating art in and for a city. How can art in the public sphere amplify and support communities? What are the challenges in merging creative and civic spaces during times of political strife? And, honestly, how does it all happen?

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In Conversation: Hugh Hayden
Sep
24

In Conversation: Hugh Hayden

Join Hayden in conversation with WBUR’s Arielle Gray for a discussion of the artist’s work and practice as embodied in the comprehensive survey Hugh Hayden: Home Work at the Rose Art Museum, as well the Boston-area site-specific engagements: Gulf Stream (2022) presented by the Boston Public Art Triennial, and Huff and a Puff (2023) at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum.

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