What days are Grounds For Sculpture open?

Open Thursday – monday, 11 AM – 4 PM Indoor and outdoor seating. Please note: An advanced timed ticket or member reservation to Grounds For Sculpture is required for both Members and Public to dine at the Van Gogh Café.

How many sculptures are at Grounds For Sculpture?

Grounds For Sculpture is a museum, sculpture garden, and arboretum where art and nature are always at play. Outdoors, nearly 300 contemporary sculptures are sited across 42 landscaped acres.

How long do you need at Grounds For Sculpture?

Most visits tend to fall within the 2-4 hour range; it really depends on your approach–leisurely wandering vs. purposeful and intentional, with a goal to see everything! Can you bring your own food for a picnic? For your convenience, Grounds For Sculpture provides two cafes and a restaurant.

Can you picnic at Grounds For Sculpture?

Please note: Admission to Grounds For Sculpture is not included with purchase of a Picnic In The Park.

Where is the ice sculpture park at the Winter Carnival?

Combining two signature Winter Carnival events – the Ice Carving Competition and the Snow Sculpture Contest – this Drive-Thru Ice & Snow Sculpture Park, presented by White Bear Mitsubishi, will take place at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds each day of the Carnival, giving you ample opportunities to enjoy the winter creations!

What to do at the grounds for sculpture?

Grounds For Sculpture offers a rich calendar of year-round events for all ages. Find inspiration and insight into the artistic process during lectures, and presentations by top creative minds. Meet and experience artists up close during salons, tours, and talks.

Is the Saint Paul Ice Sculpture Park Drive Thru refundable?

As a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization, the Saint Paul Festival & Heritage Foundation depends on ticket sales and donations to operate. As such, tickets to the drive-thru experience are non-refundable. Should the event be canceled, the Foundation will recognize your ticket purchase as a donation to help fund future activities.

How big is the grounds for sculpture in NJ?

Seward Johnson modeling the bust of his father, J. Seward Johnson, Sr. for the piece Safety in Seas. Grounds For Sculpture is a 42-acre sculpture park, museum, and arboretum founded on the site of the former New Jersey State Fairgrounds.