Public Art in Berkeley
Discover sculptures, murals, installations, museums, and galleries in Berkeley. Your guide to public art worth exploring.
Museums
Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
Art exhibits range from Asian artifacts to local works with an equally diverse film program.
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Essig Museum of Entomology Research
Long-running UC Berkeley museum dedicated to insects, known for its collection of arthropods.
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The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life
Diverse collection includes Jewish art, objects, music, historical documents & more.
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Fun Park
2441 Durant Ave, Berkeley, CA 94704, USA
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Guardian Sculpture by Fredric Fierstein
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Hinkel Park Amphitheater
41 Somerset Pl, Berkeley, CA 94707, USA
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John Hinkel Park
4.19-acre hillside park featuring a playground, trails, amphitheater & picnic area amid oak groves.
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Live Oak Park
Wooded park featuring walking paths & a rec center with tennis, basketball & a playground.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park
Spacious park that's home to a historic fountain, a large lawn, festivals & a farmers' market.
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McLaughlin Eastshore State Park State Seashore
Shoreline refuge features tidal marshes, beaches & trails that provide panoramic views of the Bay.
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Remillard Park
80 Poppy Ln, Berkeley, CA 94708, USA
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San Pablo Park
Multi-use urban park featuring recreation center, ball fields, tennis & playground on 13 acres.
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Sky Window Sculpture
Perimeter Trail, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA
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Strawberry Creek Park
Neighborhood space features basketball, tennis & volleyball courts, a playground & BBQ picnic spots.
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The Greek Theatre
Located at UC Berkeley, this popular outdoor spot draws well-known bands & other events.
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University of California Botanical Garden
Established in 1890, this 34-acre garden features a collection of plants from around the world.
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Aiki Arts Center
The Aiki Arts Center is dedicated to teaching Aikido to both adults and children, focusing on practical self-defense skills and personal development. Our friendly and supportive community fosters a unique atmosphere where beginners receive one-on-one guidance in a vigorous yet playful training environment. We pride ourselves on being LGBTQ-friendly and inclusive, making martial arts accessible and beneficial for everyone.
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Art House Gallery and Cultural Center
Art House Gallery & Cultural Center is a vibrant art space located in Berkeley, California, where creativity thrives through diverse art shows and live performances. Offering an eclectic atmosphere infused with the warmth of '60s counterculture, it serves as a gathering place for community events, music, and art appreciation.
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Arts Research Center
The Arts Research Center (ARC) at UC Berkeley serves as a dynamic hub for artists, scholars, and civic leaders to collaborate and innovate across disciplines. It provides a rich array of programs including lectures, workshops, and residencies, fostering artistic experimentation and advocacy for the arts in both academic and community contexts. What sets ARC apart is its unique role as a meeting place that champions interdisciplinary dialogue and research.
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Berkeley Art Center
Berkeley Art Center is dedicated to bridging connections and enhancing understanding through contemporary art. They offer a space for innovative exhibitions, community events, and educational programs, making them a unique hub for local and regional artists. Their commitment to inclusivity and cultural understanding sets them apart in the vibrant arts scene of the Bay Area.
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Berkeley Potters Guild
Cozy gallery selling ceramics & artwork by local potters & artists, open on Saturdays only.
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Brower Center
The David Brower Center is a public center located in Downtown Berkeley that integrates art, activism, and environmental sustainability in a LEED platinum-rated building. It offers exhibition spaces for local artists and fosters collaborations among like-minded organizations, making it a unique hub for community engagement and environmental awareness.
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La Peña Cultural Center
La Peña Cultural Center has been promoting social justice and intercultural understanding through the arts since 1975. They offer a variety of programs including dance classes, community events, and artistic showcases, all aimed at celebrating diverse cultures and fostering community resilience. Unique for its commitment to being an anti-imperialist space, La Peña empowers oppressed communities through art and activism.
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Live Oak Community Center
The Live Oak Community Center serves as a vibrant hub for recreational activities and events catering to all ages. It offers a diverse range of programs, including affordable city-run classes and unique offerings from outside vendors, all aimed at fostering community connection and personal growth. Accessible facilities and a commitment to inclusivity make it a unique space for engagement and events.
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The Marsh Arts Center
The Marsh is a vibrant theater organization dedicated to providing a platform for new voices and innovative storytelling. With a focus on personal narratives and diverse performances, they offer a range of in-person shows, online events, and educational programs that engage and entertain the community. Their unique blend of artistic expression and audience participation creates a welcoming environment for all.
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UC Berkeley Meredith Morgan Eye Center
UC Berkeley’s Herbert Wertheim School of Optometry & Vision Science is internationally recognized for its excellence in patient care and leadership in vision research. They provide comprehensive eye care services to the Berkeley campus community and the local population, with more than 60,000 patients visiting each year. Their commitment to innovation includes specialty clinics such as Sports Vision and Refractive Surgery, and a new clinic in Emeryville expected to open in Summer 2026.
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