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Don't miss your chance to see Roswell's unique sculptures

Pictured: SS Sentinel by Rollin Karg at Riverside Park, one of ten sculptures on display in Roswell city parks.

Credit: Credit: Jason Hales

Credit: Credit: Jason Hales

Pictured: SS Sentinel by Rollin Karg at Riverside Park, one of ten sculptures on display in Roswell city parks.
By Fiza Pirani
July 7, 2016

Grab your family and friends for this special guided tour of Roswell's sculptures.

On Saturday July 16, ArtAround Roswell, an initiative of the Roswell Arts Fund in collaboration with the City of Roswell, is hosting a guided tour of select sculptures aboard a 42-passenger Roswell Ramblers bus.

The sculptures are currently on display in select Roswell parks through December.

Have you been wanting to see the sculptures in Roswell's very first sculpture tour but haven't planned a tour yet? On...

Posted by City of Roswell, Georgia Government on Tuesday, July 5, 2016

Those registered for the tour will get to see the following sculptures: Gothic Bike Rack, Smoke, SS Sentinel, Bicycle Built for Two, Einstein Sundial and Early Hatch.

According to the Facebook event, tours leave at 12:30 p.m., 1:30 p.m., and 2:30 p.m from 38 Hill Street in Roswell.

Register here to attend.

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Fiza Pirani is an Atlanta-based freelance writer and editor.

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