Take a Tour of Public Art in Our Parks

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Experience the vibrant creativity of Brownsburg in our parks and public spaces! The art installations throughout our Brownsburg Parks brighten our community and celebrate the unique charm found in every corner. Explore the parks and see how many inspiring pieces you can discover! View the map below for specific locations.

Listen to the Music of Nature by Patrick Mack at Williams Park

A wire sculpture of a bee on a concrete pedestal, situated in a park with greenery in the background.

This bee stands at the entrance of William’s Park, playing songs for its visitors. This was installed in 2021 by the late artist Patrick Mack as a reminder of the natural music that surrounds us. Next time you’re walking along the paved trail in Williams Park, shooting hoops, or meeting up for a playdate, take a moment to stop and listen to the chirps from the trees or buzzing wings overhead.

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Murals at Blast Off Playground

A colorful playground structure featuring a black wall with painted stars and a red rocket design, under a clear blue sky.

While you’re at Williams Park, be sure to visit Blast Off Playground, where colorful, space-themed artwork brightens every corner. Inspired by the former Challenger Learning Center in Brownsburg, the playground continues the space theme with shooting stars, moonwalks, and rocket-shaped structures, all painted by volunteers!

Sewer Covers in Arbuckle Acres Park

A painted illustration of a rabbit sitting in a grassy area with a flower and rocks in the background.
A painted trash can featuring a white heron on a green background, surrounded by fallen leaves in a park setting.

Have you ever noticed those cement structures sticking out of the ground along the walking trail by White Lick Creek? Thanks to the Brownsburg High School’s National Art Honor Society, these cement covers feature artwork of local flora and fauna. Keep an eye out next time you’re walking through the park. How many can you find?

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Art on the B&O Trail

Artwork is woven throughout the B&O Trail, offering surprises at every turn. Don’t miss the “Homeward” sculpture on CR 500, installed in 2025 by the B&O Trail Association and created by Kansas-based artist David Vertacnik.

As you head east, explore the tunnels designed for safe crossings at major intersections. The tunnel under Northfield Dr. showcases vibrant 3D native flowers, while another honors Brownsburg’s racing heritage. At the Ronald Reagan tunnel, discover colorful paintings celebrating Indiana’s history.

A vibrant mural depicting a racing helmet in pink and yellow against a black background, featuring mechanical elements and a clear blue sky above.
Colorful abstract chalk art on pavement featuring overlapping shapes in pink, blue, and purple hues.

Near Virgil Park, enjoy a unique bird’s-eye mural depicting trail users walking dogs, running, and even a tribute to the trail’s founders, Hall and Diana Virgil.

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  • Alexis Howell was the Fall 2025 Communications Intern for the Town of Brownsburg. She is a graduate student pursuing her Master’s in Journalism. Alexis enjoys exploring local restaurants and shops in town, and watching the Brownsburg Bulldogs football team with her family. In her free time, she loves reading, playing the drums, and spending time with friends. It excites her to watch the town grow into a lively community with lot to offer.

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