NOV 1, 2026   ARIZONA SCULPTORS AT THE POST HOUSE

Sculptors residing in Arizona showcase their large-scale outdoor sculpture. This exhibition is an informal rotating exhibition at the Historic Post House at Brandi Fenton Memorial Park in Tucson. The 2,000 square foot outdoor exhibition space provides high visibility to park visitors, collectors, neighbors, motorists, cyclists, and the broader Tucson community.

1 Nov 2026 / May 2027
The Post House

3420 East River

DEC 6, 2026   INVISIBLE FORCE - SOUND IN SCULPTURE

Invisible Force – Sound in Sculpture brings together sixteen artists exploring the boundaries of sculpture through sound, movement, space, and material. Encounter unexpected forms, discover new perspectives, and experience the extraordinary possibilities of sound made visible.

Opening celebration: Join us at Sculpture Tucson Park as Invisible Force – Sound in Sculpture opens on Sunday, December 6. Beginning at 4 pm, artists Kevin Larkin and Thom Jordan will play selections from their recordings across the park. At sundown, around 5:20 pm, Milène
Guermont will debut Ben Ben, an interactive light sculpture that responds to the heartbeat of those who enter it, accompanied by a performance featuring two artist-activists.

Opening Night: Dec 6, 2026 from 4:00–7:00 PM

Exhibition Dates: Dec 6, 2026 - April 30, 2027

The Post House

3420 East River Road, Tucson

 

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MAR 5-7, 2027   SCULPTURE TUCSON'S ANNUAL FESTIVAL SHOW & SALE​​

March 5-7, 2027
Times: 10:00am – 4:00 PM
Brandi Fenton Memorial Park, Tucson AZ
Go to: tinyurl.com/32r5h8uh
https://opportunities.wearecreativewest.org/opportunity/18208/CAFE
Deadline to Apply: November 15, 2026 
Artist Notifications: Week of December 14, 2026
Festival Dates: March 5–7, 2027
Preview Party: Friday, March 5, 2027 · 4:00–7:00 PM
Main Festival: 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM (Free and open to the public)

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Sculpture Tucson's Annual Sculpture Festival Show & Sale is the largest outdoor juried Sculpture Festival in Arizona—exhibiting sculpture across a wide range of media and attracting a diverse audience of more than 5,000 attendees over the course of the three-day event. Hosted at the Brandi Fenton Memorial Park in Tucson, Arizona, the 2025 Festival showcases over 60 sculptors from around the country exhibiting and selling their work. The Festival is always FREE and open to the public on Saturday and Sunday.