CANCELLED – SculptFest 2020

This year’s Scuplfest has been cancelled.

Join us in celebrating the Texas Society of Sculptor’s 28th SculptFest! This major invitational show will include approximately 70 sculptors hailing from across Texas and throughout the U.S. The show will feature a huge selection of miniature to monumental size sculptures as well as sculpture demonstrations including stone carving and bronze pouring.

This major event is hosted by the City of Round Rock, Texas Society of Sculptors and Deep in the Heart Art Foundry on the spacious Centennial Plaza. The City’s full-time Art and Culture Director will provide professional management, city resources and advertising for SculptFest.

Admission is FREE for visitors to this outdoor event in the Historic Main Street District on Centennial Plaza Round Rock. Being held in the Austin Area, there will of course be live music!

Street Location:

28th SculptFest
One block South of West Main Street (Centennial Plaza)
301 West Bagdad Avenue
Round Rock, Texas

Schedule of 28th SculptFest April 24 – 26, 2020:
April 24 – Friday: 4:00pm – 8:00pm
April 25 – Saturday: 10:00am – 8:00pm
April 26 – Sunday: 10:00am – 4:00pm

ABOUT THE HOSTS

The Texas Society of Sculptors is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization formed in 1971 for the purposes of educating the public about sculpture and appreciation of this art form, promoting the work of sculptors, and serving as a liaison between sculptors. Although based in the Austin Texas area, membership is open to all sculptors and sculpture lovers anywhere. TSOS is dedicated to the promotion of sculpting through exhibits, festivals, outreach and education. To learn more about TSOS, visit: www.tsos.org

Deep in the Heart Art Foundry, nestled in the Lost Pines of Central Texas, was established in 1980 and has grown into one of the largest fine art foundries in the United States. Encompassing more than 22,000 square feet of production space, the foundry offers a full range of artistic services, from conception to installation and everything in between. To learn more about the Foundry, visit: http://www.deepintheheart.net

City of Round Rock is adjacent to Austin, Texas. It‘s known for its outdoor activities and historic sites. The Round Rock, a large stone in Brushy Creek, marks the site where wagons made low–water crossings in the 19th century. Nearby, Chisholm Trail Crossing Park has plaques detailing the city’s cattle-driving history. It is one of the fastest growing cities in America, nationally recognized as one of the country’s most livable towns. Numerous restaurants, hotels, shopping and Austin are near historic Main Street.