Sculptures galore: Immerse yourself in art in downtown Clayton
Wanting to be immersed in art while also spending time outdoors? Check out Clayton's Downtown Sculpture Trail -- an outdoor, free public art trail.
Posted — UpdatedThe trail features pieces from North Carolina artists and also artists from across the United States.
The 2021-2022 trail has nine sculptures for visitors, all within about a two-mile walk. Visitors can also scan a QR code to learn more about the pieces.
If you're planning on visiting the sculpture trail, start at Clayton's Town Square. The first piece at 110 W. Main St. is Continuum by Cape Girardeau, Missouri, artist Nathan Peirce.
The next three sculptures on the trail are at Horne Square, located at 348 E. Main St.
Head on over to Mannings Restaurant at 406 E. Main St. for the next two sculptures on the trail.
Morris is featured again on the trail with the piece On Two Wheels, which is also made out of recycled materials and shows a person serving food on roller skates.
The sculpture trail isn't the only artwork that Clayton has to offer. The Clayton Center, Horcutt-Ellington Memorial Library, Main Street Community Garden, Town Hall Veterans Memorial and Sam Branch's Greenway also showcase sculptures and artwork for visitors.
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