Art in Niwot

Niwot is a haven for art enthusiasts, offering a vibrant and eclectic art scene. Osmosis Gallery stands as a hub for local and regional artists, showcasing a diverse range of mediums and styles that never fail to captivate visitors. For a unique outdoor art experience, visit the Niwot Sculpture Park, with captivating sculptures created by local and regional artists. As you wander through the streets, you’ll also encounter carved tree sculptures, transforming nature into a canvas for artistic expression. Keep an eye out for the colorful murals and iconic left hand chairs, dotted throughout Niwot. With its vibrant art scene and an abundance of creativity, Niwot offers a visual symphony that delights the eyes and stirs the soul.

Tree Carvings

Just to the west of Sculpture Park, on Niwot Road is the location of some magnificent tree carvings by the late artist Eddie Running Wolf. One of the carvings has currently been removed for preservation and repair.

There are further small tree carvings throughout the district – check the Niwot map for details.

Niwot Sculpture Park & Outdoor Gallery

Launched in November 2018, Niwot Sculpture Park & Outdoor Gallery is a  new community park area for residents and visitors to enjoy the outdoors as well as beautiful sculptural art in the setting of our historic and quaint town.

Community-Sourced Sculptures

The Sculpture Park is a temporary home to sculptures on loan from artists. Through a competitive process, local, regional, and international artists were selected by the Niwot Sculpture Park Committee to exhibit their sculptures.

Niwot Murals

Niwot is home to several murals by local artists

  • Native American murals, Cottonwood Square
  • Railway mural
  • Underpass mural (accessed from LOBO trail underneath Niwot Rd, near Springhill Drive)

Niwot Left Hand Chairs

Did you know that Niwot means “Left Handed”?

Find left hand chairs all over town – pick up a map at local businesses and find them all!