Downtown Rutland Art
Downtown Rutland is home to several incredible works of art from local, national and international artists.
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: PUBLIC ART DESIGN
Animating Infrastructure in the Rutland Transit Center
The City of Rutland, VT received a grant from the Vermont Arts Council, which receives support in part from the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. The grant is to be used to enhance the quality and sense of place downtown through the design of murals on pillars on the first level of the Rutland Transit Center located at 102 West Street in Downtown. These murals will help to create a welcoming space and showcase the region’s attractions accessible by bus.
Are you an artist who has a passion for making utilitarian spaces into vibrant community assets? Consider submitting a proposal of your potential art and renderings that could be picked to liven up the Downtown Transit Center pillars (first floor) by July 10th, 2026! Learn more about this grant and how to apply here.
Nearby Art Attractions
Chaffee Art Center
Located conveniently on Route 7, the Chaffee Art Center features exhibits, classes, events, and more.
Carving Studio and Sculpture Center
The Carving Studio offers unique sculpture education programs amid inactive quarries and former manufacturing facilities of the Vermont Marble Company.
Marble Museum
Visit nearby Proctor for the world's largest marble exhibit, complete with marble gallery and art studio. Temporarily closed.
Brandon Artists Guild
A vibrant, diverse group of more than 50 artists in various media. Shows featuring the work of individual artists can be seen along with rotating exhibits of all 50 plus member-artists.
The Sparkle Barn
Head to Wallingford to find handmade art, crafts, diy kits and eclectic finds from various Vermont artists.