The City of Spruce Grove is proud to support and commission the creation of public art throughout the community. Several murals and art installations have been completed in recent years, which add to the beauty of our public spaces and bring people together to celebrate the heritage, history and values of our community. See our Public Art Policy and click on the map below to see photos and the stories behind our current public art pieces.

Current opportunities

Call for Indigenous Artists: Jubilee Park Mural Project

The City invites Indigenous artists and Indigenous artist-led teams living in Treaty 6 First Nations or within Métis Settlements & Métis Nation Regions within Treaty 6 territory to submit an expression of interest to create a permanent exterior painted mural at Jubilee Park. This is an invitation for artists to create meaningful public art for reflection and conversation in public spaces. The City welcomes concept proposals that bring further awareness and understanding of the relationships between First Peoples and citizens of Canada. This initiative is meant to reflect the fortitude and beauty of Indigenous Peoples and their cultures. The City invites concept proposals that honour First Nations’, Inuit and Métis individuals or communities, languages, ways of knowing, and/or conveys the Indigenous Canadian experience.

Submission deadline: September 15, 2024, 11:59 p.m.
Project: 8’ x 48’ exterior painted mural on panels.
Location: REMAX Spray Park building (north wall) at Jubilee Park (panels to be painted off site)
Artwork completion: On or before December 20, 2024
Artwork Installation: Spring 2025

See the full Call for Artists for submission guidelines, the selection process, and a detailed timeline.​