The City of San Antonio’s Department of Arts & Culture is planning a public art sculpture project at San Pedro Springs Park in District 1. The project is part of the 2022 Bond Program.

Overview 

San Pedro Springs Park is 46 acres and is the oldest park in Texas. Indigenous People have lived in the area for about 12,000 years. Spanish explorers camped here in the late 1600s and the springs were named "San Pedro Springs".

The City made the area a public park in 1852. Over the years, the park has included a museum, zoo, community playhouse, library, racetrack and a baseball park. 

The project is in its early stages. Six local artists were asked to create ideas for what the public artwork could look like. We want your input on which artwork you think is the best fit for San Pedro Springs Park. 

Funding: 2022-2027 Bond Program - Proposition C 

Current Phase: Community Engagement

Artist: To be determined

Artwork Type: Sculpture

District & Address: 

City Council District 1

San Pedro Springs Park

2200 N Flores St., 78212

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