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The first public art installation in Discovery Park is the larger than life, iconic “Jacks” by Christopher Weed, which act as a beacon and a gateway to Downtown Parker. This sculpture, like the Discovery Park itself, speak to a simpler time of connections to friends, family and community.

From Parker Arts

  1. Colorado Mural (Paint Parker Mural) by Parker Parks and Open Space, Image 1.

    Parker Parks and Open Space

    Colorado Mural (Paint Parker Mural)

  2. Stop Pushing (Permanent Public Art) by Tim DeShong, Image 1.

    Tim DeShong

    Stop Pushing (Permanent Public Art)

    Colorado Yule Marble and steel base

  3. Cave of Won-Doors (Paint Parker Mural) by Lutheran High School Art Students, Image 1.

    Lutheran High School Art Students

    Cave of Won-Doors (Paint Parker Mural)

  4. Amber Eye (Permanent Public Art) by Glenn Zweygardt, Image 15.

    Glenn Zweygardt

    Amber Eye (Permanent Public Art)

    stone

  5. Battlefield Cross (Permanent Public Art) by Richard Young, Image 1.

    Richard Young

    Battlefield Cross (Permanent Public Art)

    Bronze

  6. Nancy Gripman (Permanent Public Art) by Don Budy, Image 1.

    Don Budy

    Nancy Gripman (Permanent Public Art)

    Bronze

  7. The Maneater (Permanent Public Art) by Jim Choate, Image 1.

    Jim Choate

    The Maneater (Permanent Public Art)

    Metal

  8. Puppy Dog Tales (Permanent Public Art) by Bobbie Carlyle, Image 1.

    Bobbie Carlyle

    Puppy Dog Tales (Permanent Public Art)

    Bronze

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