Downtown Redmond Art Walk - Downtown Park Artists. Temporary Public Art Artists. The Seed Pod Project by Allison Crain Trundle. The Seed Pod Project consists of five large sculptural pods displayed as a group in the City of Redmond’s Downtown Park. During the Downtown Redmond Art Walk, the artist will engage the public by inviting them to ...

In this article, we’ll examine some of the most famous river paintings ever created and discuss the artists behind the work, as well as their motivations for producing them. 1. The Fighting Temeraire, tugged to her last berth to be broken up – J. M. W. Turner.

River Trail, 520 Trail, and the PSE Trail. Fascinating Cultural Artwork Walk around and discover our community’s expression of artistic innovation and our large public art collection. Engaging Outdoor Events Redmond is an outdoor destination, surrounded by lush Northwest nature. We host events all year long under the

Shop for river wall art from the world's greatest living artists and iconic brands. Rivers can be meandering or mighty, and you can see every kind in this collection of river art. You'll feel the thrill of early morning fishing or a riverfront city in full swing.

Sammamish River Trail and Redmond Central Connector Trail Loop- Explore this 3-mile loop bringing you along the Sammamish River Trail, Redmond Central Connector and PSE Powerline Trail. Download the map to your device. Redmond Public Art Walking Map - Go for a stroll while enjoying some of Redmond's public art

Nestled along the Sammamish River, this beloved park boasts an impressive range of activities, from its scenic walking and biking trails to the popular off-leash dog area. It’s also a hub for sports enthusiasts, featuring soccer fields, a velodrome, and climbing walls.

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2022年3月14日 · In “Sammamish River” Ken sees behind the river and its creatures to the unseen people and history. The poem started when Ken heard a talk at the Redmond Historic Society on the Willows people, Indians who once lived along the river.