Explore Alpharetta’s public art at your own pace

Alpharetta’s self-guided arts walking tour offers a way to explore downtown without committing to a scheduled group outing.

The Convention and Visitors Bureau directs walkers to the Welcome Center for a brochure describing sculptures by local, regional and international artists. Publicly accessible painted pianos in local parks add another stop for people interested in art outside a gallery.

The same guide highlights the Alpharetta Arts Center, which opened in 2018 with gallery space, studios and a black-box theater. Exhibitions can complement an outdoor walk, although classes and special programs may have separate registration requirements.

The arts tour is one of the bureau’s free activity suggestions. Visitors can choose a few nearby stops instead of attempting the entire route, then check individual venues for current hours before heading indoors.

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