PERMANENT COLLECTION A Glimpse into Suwanee’s

Over the years, Suwanee has accumulated a permanent collection of 25 works of art housed in various parks, buildings and public spaces around the City. Some of Suwanee’s most widely admired permanent pieces are these six:

Those visiting Town Center Park from Buford Highway can take in the scenery of this 180-foot-long mural blossoming with color.

This homage to the fateful events of September 11, 2001, transforms history into impactful artwork. Gifted by The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, this relic is accompanied by a 9-11 timeline and a sculpture displaying the lower Manhattan cityscape.

This great piece of history symbolizes the peaceful revolution that led to its fall on November 9, 1989. It now has a permanent home in Town Center Park.

A collective fan favorite of the City, these bronze goats serve as a reminder to look up and admire your surroundings. Find them in the Buford Highway cemetery.

Another welcome addition to many residents’ family photos, selfies and more, Mr. Eggwards resides in the center of Town Center Park, usually adorned with seasonal props.

spring

Suwanee Arts Festival

Suwanee Beer Fest

Glow in the Park

International Night Market summer

Summer Porch Jam

Broadway in the Park

August Concert & Wing Fest fall

Suwanee Fest

Suwanee Wine Fest winter

Jolly Holly Day

Suwanee Half Marathon

Suwanee unveiled its newest temporary piece at this year’s Suwanee Arts Festival. The Ultimate Participation Trophy, created by Phil Proctor and funded by the Gwinnett County Creativity Fund, brings new life to residents across Gwinnett County’s old trophies. It is both temporary and interactive, fitting perfectly into the Public Art Master Plan.

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