The Bay Area's longest public art corridor is being expanded! During the pandemic of 2020-2021, San Jose Walls and the Conservancy introduced public art that fosters community resiliency, attracts park users, and sparks inspiration and social healing.

For 2022, we are adding an additional 10 new installations at 5 sites along the Guadalupe River Trail from local artists and artist collectives. 

Join the GRPC to learn about our animal ambassadors and their adaptations, including activities surrounding the topics of conservation and preservation.

The Bay Area's longest public art corridor is being expanded! During the pandemic of 2020-2021, San Jose Walls and the Conservancy introduced public art that fosters community resiliency, attracts park users, and sparks inspiration and social healing.

For 2022, we are adding an additional 10 new installations at 5 sites along the Guadalupe River Trail from local artists and artist collectives. 

The Bay Area's longest public art corridor is being expanded! During the pandemic of 2020-2021, San Jose Walls and the Conservancy introduced public art that fosters community resiliency, attracts park users, and sparks inspiration and social healing.

For 2022, we are adding an additional 10 new installations at 5 sites along the Guadalupe River Trail from local artists and artist collectives. 

The Bay Area's longest public art corridor is being expanded! During the pandemic of 2020-2021, San Jose Walls and the Conservancy introduced public art that fosters community resiliency, attracts park users, and sparks inspiration and social healing.

For 2022, we are adding an additional 10 new installations at 5 sites along the Guadalupe River Trail from local artists and artist collectives. 

The Bay Area's longest public art corridor is being expanded! During the pandemic of 2020-2021, San Jose Walls and the Conservancy introduced public art that fosters community resiliency, attracts park users, and sparks inspiration and social healing.

For 2022, we are adding an additional 10 new installations at 5 sites along the Guadalupe River Trail from local artists and artist collectives. 

The Bay Area's longest public art corridor is being expanded! During the pandemic of 2020-2021, San Jose Walls and the Conservancy introduced public art that fosters community resiliency, attracts park users, and sparks inspiration and social healing.

For 2022, we are adding an additional 10 new installations at 5 sites along the Guadalupe River Trail from local artists and artist collectives. 

The Bay Area's longest public art corridor is being expanded! During the pandemic of 2020-2021, San Jose Walls and the Conservancy introduced public art that fosters community resiliency, attracts park users, and sparks inspiration and social healing.

For 2022, we are adding an additional 10 new installations at 5 sites along the Guadalupe River Trail from local artists and artist collectives. 

The Bay Area's longest public art corridor is being expanded! During the pandemic of 2020-2021, San Jose Walls and the Conservancy introduced public art that fosters community resiliency, attracts park users, and sparks inspiration and social healing.

For 2022, we are adding an additional 10 new installations at 5 sites along the Guadalupe River Trail from local artists and artist collectives. 

Stop by for a fun environmental workshop we have planned!  There will be activities, experiments, a scavenger hunt, crafts... all the things you'd normally do at our upcoming Camp Guadalupe! 
Sign up to keep the fun going at Camp Guadalupe this summer at grpg.org/education/camp-guadalupe/. 

Volunteer in the Heritage Rose Garden on Saturday mornings! 

Help us get the rose garden back in shape with weeding and planting! Please bring a full water bottle and work gloves. Chaperone required for those age 15 and younger. Please note there will not be restrooms available. 

School groups or corporate teams must contact the volunteer coordinator to schedule events.