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Choose your own art-venture.

Costa Mesa’s Art Walk is a self-guided tour of world-class public art installations, scattered across the city in parks, plazas, and unexpected corners. You’ll spot works by legends like Isamu Noguchi and Joan Miró. It’s walkable. Wow-able. And 100% free. Start wherever you like, follow your curiosity, and tap into the free audio tour when you want a little backstory. It’s art, in the wild. Just like we like it.

Map of a business area near San Diego Freeway, highlighting parking locations, buildings, and labeled streets—Bristol Street, Sunflower Avenue, Avenue of the Arts, Park Center Drive, and Anton Boulevard—close to the popular Costa Mesa Art Walk.

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