Encounter Lafayette's public art in a personal way.
Below you'll find maps and brief descriptions to help you find each featured work. Enjoy.
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The City Hall Murals
by Robert Dafford The city hall murals consist of five works by Dafford. Walk around the entire building to experience each. |
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Dej´a Vu
by Mike Stansbury Walk into city hall. Deja Vu holds court in the atrium. |
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The Dr. Seuss Wall
by Lucas Menard As mentioned in the book, this work was made in chalk, so it no longer exists. Nonetheless, here is the location. At the nearby science museum you'll find painted works by Chris Pavlik. |
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Legacy
by George Rodrigue This sculpture is tucked away in Lafayette's busiest business district ... but well worth seeking out. |
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Live the Infinite
by Jude Leonard One of the more difficult to find works, Live the Infinite is tucked into an alley off of downtown's Buchanan Street. |
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Miss Rose's Bar
by Al LaVergne The happy reveler at Miss Rose's Bar welcomes you to the city at the Lafayette Convention and Visitors Commission welcome center. |
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Saint Philomena
by Susan David The patron of lost causes can be seen in a short walk down the alley off of Garfield Street. |
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Twisted Loop
by Robert Wiggs Twisted Loop has been a hidden fixture in Lafayette for years. Now it has its own park near Congress street. |
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The University Art Museum Water Feature
by James Garland One of Lafayette's most photographed backdrops sits quietly along Saint Mary Boulevard. |
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