
Public Art
Public art has the power to energize our public spaces, arouse our thinking and transform places where our community members live, work and play into more welcoming and beautiful environments.
All City of Virginia Beach administrative offices, including the Sandler Center for the Performing Arts box office and offices, and the Virginia Beach History Museums, will be closed on Monday, Sept. 7, in observance of Labor Day. Please view the City's operating schedule for more details.
Learn MoreCultural Affairs seeks a part-time Guest & Program Services Assistant to work with ticketing databases, customer relations, and other box-office-type support. To apply, please send your resume and cover letter to artsinfo@vbgov.com.
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Public art has the power to energize our public spaces, arouse our thinking and transform places where our community members live, work and play into more welcoming and beautiful environments.
Virginia Beach's public art program enhances our city's identity as a community that supports and promotes creative expression. It builds our sense of civic pride and enriches our quality of life. Get out and explore the incredible Public Art in Virginia Beach!
The Virginia Beach Public Art Committee (PAC), whose members are appointed by the Virginia Beach Arts & Humanities Commission, reviews Virginia Beach public art project submissions and makes recommendations on which projects to implement. Learn more about PAC, and apply to become a member, on the PAC’s webpage.
Have you seen public art (sculptures, murals, memorials, etc.) in Virginia Beach that is broken, scratched, worn down, tagged with graffiti or is in another form of disrepair? Please report it to the Virginia Beach Cultural Affairs Department by email or phone.