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The City's commitment to creating beautiful and inclusive spaces through public art is evident throughout all areas of Henderson. Take a self-guided tour of our growing collection of artworks from downtown to a park near-by using our mural map

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Explore Art in Your Community

Click the teal points below on the map to locate and learn about specific artwork or explore the City of Henderson's Public Art Collection on Public Art Archive.

 
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Siapo Art Exhibit at Henderson City Hall

 Siapo: Continuing a Samoan Legacy explores the history and modern interpretations of Samoan art form. 

Learn about the traditional Samoan art form of Siapo at our new City Hall Gallery exhibit featuring local artist Kuulei Jakubczak, alongside artwork by students from Liberty High School right here in Henderson. 

For view April 2 to May 21, 2026

Circular, mandala-style artwork with symmetrical leaf and petal patterns radiating from a dark center, rendered in brown, black, and cream tones with intricate linework.Stylized portrait of a woman wearing a wide-brimmed red hat and patterned dress, with bold geometric shapes and mosaic-like background in black, white, red, and gold tones.Symmetrical geometric artwork with a central star-like focal point, surrounded by interwoven curved bands and angular patterns in terracotta, black, and cream tones, forming a bold, tile-like design.

Reception

"A Night of Pacific Island Culture," reception will take place April 18 from 5pm-7:30pm. The evening will include a meet-and-greet with the artists, live music by Gary Haleamau and Kawili, traditional Samoan dance performances by Te Matahi Polynesia, refreshments and more. Don't miss this opportunity to experience Pacific Island art and culture!

Hours

This free exhibit is open to visitors during regular City Hall hours: 

Monday through Thursday, from 7:30am to 5:30pm.
Juneteenth in the Present Banner

Experience "Juneteenth in the Present: An Art Exhibition," a gallery exhibit throughout City Hall that explores Juneteenth and the conceptualization and aspirations of freedom in the present day.

This exhibit offers a diverse range of artworks that beautifully share more about this important day of independence through the lens of visual art.

For view June 1 through July 20, 2026

A gallery wall with artwork from the “Juneteenth in the Present” exhibit, showing modern interpretations and hopes for freedom today.Art gallery wall displaying the “Juneteenth in the Present” exhibit, exploring contemporary visions and aspirations of freedom.

Reception

Join us for the opening reception, where you will be able to meet the artists, on June 11, from 5-7pm.

Hours

This free exhibit is open to visitors during regular City Hall hours: 

Monday through Thursday, from 7:30am to 5:30pm.

Interested in More Juneteenth Events?

Learn more about our Flag Rasing and Juneteenth Festival.

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