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Permanent Art on the Trail

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Permanent Art on the Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail

Stevie Ray Vaughan

Ralph Helmick, 1993

Absolute Equality: Unity Tunnel

Reginald Adams, 2026

Tenderly

Connie Arismendi, 2008

Belting it Out

Ken Little, 2014

High Water Mark

Deborah Mersky, 2008

ARFF! Tré Arenz Memorial

Emily Little, Jana Swec, Shea Little, and Steve Wiman, 2006

¡Estamos en Tejas!

Connie Arismendi, 2008

Lou Neff Point Gazebo

The Austin Group (David Santos, Joe Perez, Louis Herrera Jr, and Ponciano Morales), 1993

Untitled
(Chris Kern Memorial)

Paul Siebenaler, 1992

Opossum Temple and Voodoo Pew

Materials Coalition (Robert Phillips, T. Paul Hernandez, and Lars Stanley), 1993

Lone Star Gazebo

Rodolfo Ybarra, 1995

For La Raza

Robert Herrera & Oscar Cortez, 1992

Big Arch

David Santos, 1992

Arts + Culture on the Butler Trail

Launched in 2023, the Arts + Culture Plan for the Butler Trail is a transformative initiative to enrich our community. Programming empowers local artists, amplifies diverse voices, and creates vibrant, inclusive spaces that reflect our city’s rich heritage. 

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The Trail Conservancy is a non-profit, tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Tax ID: 87-0699956.