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Geneva Public Art
As you explore downtown Geneva watch for sculptures, murals and other outdoor artwork along the way. Whimsical and unique pieces are scattered across the City waiting to be discovered.
Fourth Street near the intersection of State Street
Artists take to the streets putting their creative mark on Geneva fire hydrants as part of the City's "Art on Fire" program. "Art on Fire" was initiated by the City with the assistance from its Cultural Arts Commission to have individuals "adopt" and paint fire hydrants to display creative artwork. You can take a virtual tour of all our decorated hydrants on our interactive map.
Want to participate in 2018? Fill out our online application.
Front lawn of Grahams 318 Coffeehouse at 318 S. Third St.
Lawn behind the Kane County Court House at 100 S. Third St.
Island Park on the Fox River, north of the playground
114 E. State St. at the Law Offices of Douglas B. Warlick & Associates
The alley between the Fox Valley Jewish Neighbors at 121 S. Third St. and the Geneva History Museum
Corner of State and Second streets
Geneva played an important role in connecting the cities of the Fox River Valley to the Lincoln Highway. The Lincoln Highway Interpretive Gazebo is located in front of Geneva’s City Hall, 22 S. First St. One in a series of 16, the gazebo features display panels depicting exciting stories.
Corner of State and Water streets on the Fox River
Literacy Garden of the Geneva Public Library at 127 James St.
Joshel Plaza at the corner of Third Street and Crescent Place, north of the Geneva Metra station
Steps in front of the Kane County Court House at 100 S. Third St.
Campbell Street near the intersection of Third Street
To learn more about exciting cultural art initiatives in the community, check the Geneva Cultural Arts Commission webpage.
A Unique Cycle - Bike Rack Art
Fourth Street near the intersection of State Street
Art on Fire - Fire Hydrant Art
Artists take to the streets putting their creative mark on Geneva fire hydrants as part of the City's "Art on Fire" program. "Art on Fire" was initiated by the City with the assistance from its Cultural Arts Commission to have individuals "adopt" and paint fire hydrants to display creative artwork. You can take a virtual tour of all our decorated hydrants on our interactive map.
Want to participate in 2018? Fill out our online application.
Bicycle Lion - Sculpture
Front lawn of Grahams 318 Coffeehouse at 318 S. Third St.
CASA Kane County Grow a Healthy Child Garden - Sculpture
Lawn behind the Kane County Court House at 100 S. Third St.
Geneva Sesquicentennial Trees - Sculpture
Island Park on the Fox River, north of the playground
Hansen Baking Mural
114 E. State St. at the Law Offices of Douglas B. Warlick & Associates
It Takes a Village - Mosaic Tile Mural
The alley between the Fox Valley Jewish Neighbors at 121 S. Third St. and the Geneva History Museum
Lincoln Highway Mural
Corner of State and Second streets
Geneva played an important role in connecting the cities of the Fox River Valley to the Lincoln Highway. The Lincoln Highway Interpretive Gazebo is located in front of Geneva’s City Hall, 22 S. First St. One in a series of 16, the gazebo features display panels depicting exciting stories.
Mill Flower - Sculpture
Corner of State and Water streets on the Fox River
Nick Bottom from Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" - Sculpture
Literacy Garden of the Geneva Public Library at 127 James St.
Rain Man - Sculpture
Joshel Plaza at the corner of Third Street and Crescent Place, north of the Geneva Metra station
Soldier and Sailors Memorial - Monument
Steps in front of the Kane County Court House at 100 S. Third St.
Welcome Rounds - Bike Rack Art
Campbell Street near the intersection of Third Street
To learn more about exciting cultural art initiatives in the community, check the Geneva Cultural Arts Commission webpage.