Public Art
Enjoy art year round with the Williamson County Art Guild
Kaitlyn Wilkes
The Williamson County Art Guild is seeking area artists for a new set of art education classes and workshops that will be done in partnership with the Georgetown Project’s NEST office.
Monday, January 19, 2026
A new mural has been painted on the downtown Georgetown parking garage, which should open by the end of this year. (Sun Archive)
How much does the new parking garage art cost?
Kaitlyn Wilkes
Question: How much does the mural on the new downtown parking garage cost? What about the new, nearby longhorn sculpture? Answer: According to Georgetown Communication Manager Keith Hutchinson, the new mural being painted on the northside exterior of the garage will cost $45,000.
Wednesday, October 8, 2025
Peruse local art creations at the Georgetown Art Stroll
Kaitlyn Wilkes
The Georgetown Art Stroll downtown takes place April 18 from 4-8 p.m., giving patrons the chance to explore artist demonstrations, live music, performances and art shopping at Grace Plaza and around other places downtown.
Monday, April 8, 2024
“Final Fetch” by J.P. (Pat) Childress won first place.
Georgetown Public Library announced summer sculpture show winners
Kaitlyn Wilkes
Winners of the Texas Society of Sculptors summer show were honored and announced Sunday, July 16, at the Georgetown Public Library. The exhibit officially opened last month on June 18.
The first place award went to “Final Fetch” by J.P. (Pat) Childress.
Wednesday, July 19, 2023
New mosaic mural to come to San José Park
Kaitlyn Wilkes
Georgetown City Council approved consideration and possible action for a grant to build a mosaic mural at the San José Park splash pad. The item was approved as part of the Tuesday, July 11, consent agenda.
Thursday, July 13, 2023
A mural encouraging Georgetown residents and visitors to “Be Your Own Self” is at the center of a controversy, with some church goers speaking against design elements that could represent the LGBTQ+ community.
Mural in downtown Georgetown sparks controversy
Brigid Cooley
A new mural tucked away in the alleyway between two buildings on Seventh Street in downtown Georgetown has stirred up controversy.
Sunday, June 19, 2022