Art Farm at Serenbe

Public Art

Public Art Installations

Side-by-side portraits of two artists: on the left, a man in a straw fedora and floral shirt holding a Canon camera; on the right, a woman with glasses and a green scarf, arms crossed, standing in front of a bookshelf.

Next Event

Sidewalk Exhibit - New Works by Local Artists

Sun, Aug 16, 9:00 am

New sidewalk art rotation from Serenbe & Chatt Hills artists. Recorded chat with Judy Walker, then mingling. Sun, Aug 16, 9-11am at Selborne Way & Lane.

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Side-by-side portraits of two artists: on the left, a man in a straw fedora and floral shirt holding a Canon camera; on the right, a woman with glasses and a green scarf, arms crossed, standing in front of a bookshelf.

Public Art

Sidewalk Exhibit - New Works by Local Artists

Sun, Aug 16, 9:00 am

New sidewalk art rotation from Serenbe & Chatt Hills artists. Recorded chat with Judy Walker, then mingling. Sun, Aug 16, 9-11am at Selborne Way & Lane.

Also Happening at The Art Farm

A side-by-side photo of two classical musicians. On the left, Martin Gueorguiev, a man in a dark suit and tie, leans forward with his hands clasped over the neck of a cello in a black and white portrait. On the right, Jessica Shuang Wu stands in an elegant strapless black gown, holding a violin at her side against a light background.

Music

Summer Classical Music Series: Martin Gueorguiev & Jessica Wu

Sun, Aug 2, 7:30 pm

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Music

Summer Classical Music Series: Kevin Lyons

Sun, Aug 9, 7:30 pm

At the Art Farm, we believe public art does more than beautify shared spaces - it transforms them.

It sparks conversation, deepens community bonds, and invites people from all walks of life into a shared cultural experience. Every piece of public art in Serenbe tells a story.

We invite you to slow down, look closer, and let the land, the artist, and the people around you open something new.

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