Walk the trail
Take a self-guided tour through downtown and enjoy Art Trail Tecumseh, our free sculpture exhibit. It is a pleasant way to spend an afternoon with family and friends. Don't forget to include the Tecumseh High School Sculpture Garden and the Tecumseh Center for the Arts outdoor music garden on your tour as well.
New Sculptures installed in Spring of 2026. Bring your family out for a walk and enjoy the new sculptures.
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Stop 1
Red Birds
Mike Sohikian
Adams Park 309 E. Chicago Blvd.
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Stop 3
Inner Light
Richard Morgan
Northeast Block 127 E. Chicago Blvd.
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Stop 4
Herding Cats #1
Todd Kime
Southeast Block 160 E. Chicago Blvd.
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Stop 5
Historic Tecumseh Mural
Boulevard Market Wall E. Chicago Blvd. & S. Evans St.
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Stop 6
The Listener
Matthew Boonstra
Southwest Block 102 W. Chicago Blvd.
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Stop 8
Calamari
Dave VandeVusse
Heers Lot 160 W. Chicago Blvd
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Stop 9
Tecumseh Mural
Alexa Daluz
Cunningham Building 160 W. Chicago Blvd.
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Stop 10
Tall Bird
Sunday Mahaja
Northwest Block 119 W. Chicago Blvd.
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Stop 14
Historic Tecumseh Mural
Tecumseh High School Art Students
The Market on Evans 213 N. Evans St.
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Stop 15
Alive
John Bucher & Alex Zoltowski & many community volunteer artists
The Market on Evans 213 N. Evans St.
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Stop 18
Triangle Stack Two
Kenneth Thompson
First Presbyterian Church 307 N. Maumee St.
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Stop 21
Jack
Richard Tucker
Tecumseh High School 760 Brown St.
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Stop 22
Hollow
Pi Benio
Tecumseh High School 760 Brown St.
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Stop 23
The Chief
Tecumseh High School 760 Brown St.
Buy a sculpture
See something you can't live without? The art is for sale and you can find out more details by contacting Ken Thompson, through the Midwest Sculpture Initiative (MSI) at 517-486-4591.
More art downtown
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The Historical Mural
Historical building and local community members are highlighted in the mural.
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Tecumseh Center for the Arts
The first phase of the TCA Art-Music-Sculpture Park was the creation of the TCA Street Art Trail in 2020.
Who makes it happen
Art Trail Tecumseh is a Downtown Development Authority project and made possible with funding through the DDA, the Sage Foundation and Michigan Arts and Culture Council.
Tecumseh, MI – May 19, 2026 – The Sage Foundation has awarded a $15,000 grant to the Tecumseh Downtown Development Authority to support the 2026 installation of Art Trail Tecumseh, the city’s annual public art program. The long-running initiative brings rotating public art installations to downtown Tecumseh through partnerships with the Midwest Sculpture Initiative and Flatlanders Sculpture Supply and Art Galleries. This year’s Art Trail will feature more than 20 works of art, including sculptures, murals, and an interactive art and music park. Twelve new traveling sculptures are scheduled for installation on May 26, weather permitting. An all-volunteer committee made up of local artists and community leaders selected this year’s featured works, curating a collection that showcases a wide range of materials, scales, colors, and artistic styles. “We are grateful for the Sage Foundation’s investment in Tecumseh’s public art program,” said Kelly Jo Gilmore, Economic Development Director for the City of Tecumseh. “Art Trail Tecumseh brings creativity and energy to our downtown while helping strengthen community pride and the visitor experience.”The 2026 Art Trail continues the City’s commitment to creative placemaking and vibrant public spaces. Support for the 2026 Art Trail is provided by the Michigan Arts and Culture Council, The Sage Foundation, the Tecumseh Downtown Development Authority, and the City of Tecumseh.