Exhibition information
We are looking forward to this years Art in the Garden!
ITS RAIN OR SHINE!
New work by the artists are always available on their respective websites.
You can find their websites here.
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You are invited to the 27th annual art in the garden sculpture exhibition in Hillsborough, NC. The finest sculpture exhibition in the Triangle region that includes Hillsborough, Chapel Hill, Durham, and Raleigh, NC
Come celebrate our 27th year!
1902 BORLAND RD HILLSBOROUGH
RAIN OR SHINE!
Saturday May 7, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Sunday May 8, 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Saturday May 14, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
The event is free but reservations are required.
NOTE: Borland Road is a state highway. Cars MUST be parked inside the white line or are subject to towing by the state police.
Please be careful exiting cars and walk off the highway.
There is handicap parking available on Old Woods Road.
Note that if you choose a time slot that is 'sold out' simply choose a different time slot.
The safety of all our friends is our priority... we ask you to please read our covid-19 safety policy once it is updated. Hoping it will almost be a none issue by May!. We will update the policy as we get closer to the date.
About the exhibition
Hosted by Garden Art Gallery, The 27th annual art in the garden sculpture exhibition in Hillsborough, NC is an outdoor exhibition of both regional and nationally recognized sculptors.
The sculpture gardens include acres of intimate garden settings, winding paths and open spaces. The perfect setting for garden art and garden sculptures. Smaller sculptures and garden art are uniquely situated in intimate settings and larger sculptures are placed in the more open spaces.
As always, artists receive 100% of their sales without commission to the gallery.
For 26 years we are both humbled and honored to have shared our gardens with some of the most exceptional contemporary sculptors we know.
- Mark Donley and Tinka Jordy
Pet Policy
We love our pets, but ask that you leave your beloved dogs at home in deference to small children and tender plants.
Thanks so much for this consideration.