What's New around the Sculpture Trail
Information
- Exciting Volunteer Opportunities
- All about The Call, Selection Committee, Judges and Timelines
- The Sculpture Trail Process
- 2020 - 2022 Flip Book used before sculptures were installed
Who to Contact
- Sculpture
- Joyce Mann
- Cloverdale History Museum
- Cloverdale History Museum Office
- Issues
- Joyce Mann
About Us
Located 80 miles north of San Francisco, Cloverdale is nestled among gently rolling hills and lush vineyards at the top of the renowned Alexander Valley. Cloverdale is the hidden gem of Sonoma Wine Country. Its older homes, tree-lined neighborhoods and friendly residents give the city a small town character that visitors from urban centers love to experience. The walkable Cloverdale is in downtown Cloverdale with a cultural corridor of innovative art galleries, Performing Arts Center, Sculpture Trail, restaurants, shops, and Cloverdale Museum and History Center.
The producer of the Cloverdale Sculpture Trail is the Cloverdale Historical Society founded in 1968. The Society is a cultural, non-profit organization 501 (C) (3) Corporation with a mission to collect, conserve and celebrate the unique history of the Cloverdale area. It is supported by dedicated and talented volunteers, and a growing membership. In the heart of the Sonoma Wine Country just 15 miles north of Healdsburg. the Gould-Shaw House Museum and History Museum is located at 215 N. Cloverdale Blvd. in downtown Cloverdale
Try a Mystery Sculpture Jigsaw Puzzle
![Mystery Jigsaw](https://cloverdalesculpturetrail.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/jigsaw1.jpg")
We’re not going to show you what the finished puzzle looks like, you have to figure that out. When you complete it, we will show you the artist and sculpture name. Have fun!
Enjoy Jeopardy? Then try your luck at Sculpture Trail Jeopardy
Let’s play Jeopardy! Play by yourself, with others at your location, or with a group of teams through Zoom. Easy instructions on page.
New Quiz on Sculptures in the Trail
So many sculptures have been exhibited over the years by the Cloverdale Sculpture Trail. Do you remember them all? Think deeply and give it a try.
Like Quizzes? Test Your Sculpture Trail Knowledge
Public art is a form of participation. You can explore, experience, enjoy or pantomime each sculpture on the Trail. Now, you can take your participation one step further by taking our quiz.
I feel it’s hugely important to support your own community and I always enjoy seeing the sculptures myself and feel it adds to the downtown. I always look forward to the “unveiling” and am anxious to see what will be adorning our sidewalks for the coming year.
Each year I am more impressed with the sculptors and their work. My wife and I have sponsored a piece for two years and have enjoyed meeting the sculptor and hearing about his/her creative inspirations. I am looking forward to another wonderful exhibit each year.
Joyce and anyone else involved, I am always in appreciation of the Sculpture Trail. It has a great impact and I can’t even begin to imagine the town and landscape without the wonderful, sometimes whimsical sculptures.
Dear Joyce, Good luck! You are doing a wonderful job. Thank you for beautifying our community
Cloverdale has the BEST art exhibit through our town! Thanks to Joyce Mann that started this in the 1990’s can’t remember what year, but she and her husband Chuck, negotiated with the City and spent a lot of time starting this project! The City should be deeply grateful to them! And Susie leach and Joe […]
Tour Flip Book looks GREAT. Good job you two. Excellent. Way to go. I love it.
The flip book is really cool! Looking forward to seeing some the new exhibit in person soon.
That online tour flipbook is wonderful. Nice work! Congrats to both of you.
That is really cool Joyce! I think it looks great. Good idea.
TOOOO Coool ! The flip book is amazing, including its sound effects. Thank you to all involved.
Very impressive flip book in response to our mutual current situation. I’m sending the link to my colleagues on the Mendo Co Arts Council.
I love the way that the outreach for the sculpture trail continues to grow and evolve. Kudos!