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Public Art

Public art in Pelham aims to celebrate creativity and community, bringing colour and inspiration to shared spaces.

Each piece is designed to help reflect the spirit of the community, connecting residents and visitors.

The Town of Pelham is proud to announce the successful unveiling of the Canada Connects: Nature’s Sky Mural Mosaic, now on permanent display at the Meridian Community Centre. The ribbon-cutting ceremony, held on June 17, 2025, marked the official reveal of the community-driven work of art that celebrates creativity, connection, and Canadian unity.

 

As part of Mural Mosaic’s Global Roots Project, the Nature’s Sky mural is made up of hundreds of individual tiles, each painted by artists from across the country and beyond. Of those, 150 tiles were painted by residents in Pelham, giving the national project a strong local presence and personal significance for many in the community.

 

“Murals like this do more than just brighten a wall—they help inspire pride in our community and help bring people together,” said Mayor Marvin Junkin. “Community members and staff helped to paint 150 of the tiles right here in Pelham. This mural is colourful, creative, and tells a powerful story about connection.”

Utility Box Art

The Town of Pelham with support from the Pelham Cultural Committee, the Pelham Historical Society, E.L. Crossley Secondary School Art Department and the Pelham Art Festival are wrapping utility boxes with art that showcases Pelham's rich history. 

more info coming soon.

More information coming soon.

More information coming soon.

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