Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC) empowers artists by providing them with networks, resources, and support, to create vibrant, sustainable communities in Lower Manhattan and beyond.

Website: lmcc.net

The Levys' Unique New York! (LUNY!) provides step-on, group and private tour guides for sightseeing in New York City. Their uniqueness shines via the quality of their guides and our custom-designed tour itineraries. At LUNY! they don't do boring tours.

All their guides are expertly trained to provide visitors with an educational, entertaining, energetic and engaging tour experience. They are knowledgeable and passionate New Yorkers who are proud to share colorful stories about their city's culture, diversity, energy and strength.

Website: levysuniqueny.com

The Office of Cultural Affairs creates an environment where artists and cultural organizations thrive by advancing and supporting the arts. Otocast help the Office of Cultural Affairs create a guide for the Columbia public art collection.

Website: gocolumbiamo.com

Public Artwalk Dallas was created by the Business Council for teh Arts CA and to promote healthy activities while enjoying the art and archiotecture found in downtown Dallas.

Website: publicartwalkdallas.org

Kingsbrae Garden, located in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada is a 27-acre horticultural masterpiece that opened its gates in the spring of 1998. In 2013, it was named Garden of the Year by the Canadian Garden Tourism Awards.

Website: kingsbraegarden.com

Hamilton. Ohio, located approximately 30 miles north of Cinicinnati and was founded in 1791 as Fort Hamilton. in the year 2000 it was officially declared the "City of Sculpture" amd has a large collection of permanent art throughout the dowtown and nearby areas. The nearby Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park is an outdoor museum boasting a collection of over 60 works.

Website: cityofsculpture.org

Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park and Museum, located in Hamilton, Ohio is an outdoor museum focusing on monumental pieces of sculpture in an environment of meadows, forests, and various gardens. In addition to more contemporary works, they also feature a 10,000 square foot Ancient Sculpture Museum displaying Egyptian, Greek, Roman and Etruscan sculpture.

Website: www.pyramidhill.org

In 1640, surveyor John Brockett, said to be the first city planner in British North America, laid out an ambitious and unique city plan of nine squares, with the center square reserved for public use. This central square has been known as the New Haven Green since 1779. The Green is purportedly the only privately owned public space in the United States and has a rich history that is relayed in a series of narrated guides.

Website: www.gardenclubofnewhaven.org

Chicago Loop Alliance creates, manages and promotes high-performing urban experiences, attracting people and investment to the "Loop", the central business district of Chicago and also one of Chicago's fastest growing residential neighborhoods.

Website: loopchicago.com

The Boston Harbor Association was founded in 1973, with a single goal: to clean up one of the dirtiest harbors in the United States. After much effort and funcding campaigns, teh dream has been realized and Boston Harbor has become one of the cleanest harbors in the country. Now, visitors and residents can traverse a nearly-unbroken 39-mile HarborWalk through Boston’s six waterfront neighborhoods, and hear colorful commentary with the Otocast guides.

Website: www.tbha.org

New Haven is home to more than 500 works of publicly accessible art, including monuments, murals, Percent-for-Art projects, Mayoral portraits, Federal Art Project, many others.

Website: www.cityofnewhaven.com

Walk Indianapolis, a collaborative effort of Indianapolis board of tourism and the American Institute of Architects takes you on a tours of monuments, memorials, venues and other areas in downtown Indiapolis. With commentary provided by leading local architects, you hear the stories behind some of the more prominent places.

Website: walkindianapolis.com

The True/False Film Festival is an annual documentary film festival that takes place in Columbia, Missouri. The idea for the True/False Film Fest was hatched in the summer of 2003, which some have called "The Year of the Documentary" for the raft of breakthrough nonfiction films (Capturing the Friedmans, Spellbound, etc.) that hit the big screen. Wanting to create a film event that celebrated this new wave of exciting and cinematic documentaries, we built off of five years of exhibition we'd been doing around Columbia.

Website: truefalse.org

Landmarks is the public art program of The University of Texas at Austin. Its projects are exhibited throughout the university's main campus. Landmarks undertook a partnership with The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. It negotiated a long-term loan of twenty-eight sculptures from the mid-to-late twentieth century, including works by Louise Bourgeois, Tony Smith, and Ursula von Rydingsvard. The sculptures were installed in 2008 and established an art historical foundation upon which the university began to build its own collection.

Website: landmarks.utexas.edu

The Stamford Downtown Special Services District (DSSD), a Business Improvement District, was established in 1993. Its mission is to create, manage and promote a quality environment for people, which enhances the economic vitality of Stamford Downtown.

In teh summer of 2014, the DSSD created "Street Seats", where they placed 40 originally designed and painted wooden benches throughout Stamford Downtown.

Website: stamford-downtown.com

Beginning Sept. 19, 2015, Boerne's 1st Annual Art al Fresco Public Art Exhibition opened to the public. Art al Fresco is an exciting "art on loan" program, created by the City of Boerne and juried by the Public Art Competition Committee.

The sculptures are located throughout the historic downtown, known as Boerne's Hill Country Mile, and Boerne's Trail system, making the discovery of each piece a walkable adventure for visitors and residents.

Visitors are invited to vote for their favorite sculpture (click here)! and the artist voted "Boerne's Choice" will be recognized by the City at the close of the competition.

Website: artalfresco.org

Decatur's outdoor art gallery, featuring five selected sculptures scattered throughout the downtown square. Sculptures will be displayed on temporary loan for two years, creating a dynamic rotating collection of public art around town.

The Decatur Artway is presented by the Decatur Arts Alliance in partnership with the Decatur Tourism Bureau and the Decatur Downtown Development Authority.

Website: decaturartsalliance.org

Connect|Disconnect is the inaugural project of Louisville Metro Government's Public Art Initiative and the Commission on Public Art. The exhibition of vibrant works connects visitors with Louisville’s heritage and its future.

On display for a limited time (August 28-November 30, 2015), Connect|Disconnect brings together the creations of five acclaimed artist teams commissioned for the project.

Website: louisvilleky.gov

The Napa ARTwalk is designed to enhance the public environment and promote the understanding and enjoyment of public art by inviting regional artists to exhibit their art in downtown Napa on a temporary basis. It is a collaborative project presented by the City of Napa and Arts Council Napa Valley.

The 2015-2017 Napa ARTwalk is the fourth exhibition since the program began in 2009. It is also the first unthemed exhibition and features 14 artists from 6 western states (CA, OR, WA, CO, NV and NM) selected from a pool of over 175 submissions by a jury of arts professionals.

Website: napaartwalk.org