The City of Georgetown is hosting arts events this spring for our visitors and resident art lovers.  Spring Art Stroll 2026 Mark your calendars for the Georgetown Spring Art Stroll from 4-8 p.m. April 17 in downtown Georgetown.The Art Stroll is a free opportunity for patrons to engage in interactive arts experiences, including artist demonstrations, performances, live music, history exhibits, tours, and art shopping at the Light and Water Works Plaza, the South Main Arts District Plaza, Grace Plaza, and at arts and culture facilities and arts-based businesses throughout the Downtown Georgetown Cultural District.Start your stroll at either of the two check-in locations to pick up your Art Stroll passport at the Shotgun House, 801 West St., or Georgetown Art Center, 816 S. Main St. Continue your stroll across the Downtown Georgetown Cultural District to visit and shop at the participating arts and culture venues and view Georgetown’s popular collection of public art murals and sculptures.Artists participating as booth exhibitors include photography by Albert Garcia, paintings by Mary Caldwell, drawings and paintings by Mark Stalnaker, jewelry by Diana Ivy, mosaics by Robyn Luckenbach, gelli prints by Norma Gely, art stationary by Jaclyn Blackerby, watercolors by Laura Kvalheim, ceramics by Jennifer Turner, woodworking by Ellen Bayola, and a hands-on arts activity for kids at the Cordovan Art School artist booth.Find more information about the Spring Art Stroll and the online map. Mural at Art Center and Georgetown ISD Student Mural Project The SoMa Arts District mural will be installed on the Georgetown Art Center at the end of March. The mural will be located on the second floor, north-exterior wall of the Art Center and will welcome visitors to the South Main Arts District with imagery that showcases the many different types of fine arts in the Downtown Cultural District. The mural has been designed by artist Caleb Crisp of Abilene, Texas. The sixth and final installation of the Georgetown ISD Student Mural Project features the work of Williams Elementary School students. The theme and title of the mural is “Together We Rise” and features hot air balloons that drop hearts harvested in Georgetown upon the entire community. The students will paint the mural on ripstop fabric in their classroom, then install the mural in May. To wrap up this memorable and meaningful mural project, mural artist Sarah Blankenship has painted a project title and background on the entire mural wall. The title artwork was designed by artist Nick Ramos.Find more information about the Georgetown Public Art Program. Georgetown Art Center Education Program The Georgetown Art Center offers a fall and spring workshop series for adults, as well as masterclasses by monthly exhibit artists. Additionally, the Art Center partners with Cordovan Art School on weekly classes for adults and children and annual, art-based summer camps that continue to grow in popularity. Be sure to sign up for weekly art camps soon as they fill up quickly.Find more information and register for education programs at the Georgetown Art Center. More information about arts and culture in Georgetown is available online.