Join us for a free, fun, run that links public art through the heart of Missoula —showcasing murals, sculptures, and landmarks that bring creativity into everyday spaces. It's a surprise! The route will be approximately 3 miles with run and walk leaders - all in support of ARTS Missoula.
You can meet us in person on Saturday, May 2 or participate on your own beginning May 3!
GOOD NEWS! Art on the Run will count toward your 2026 Racemakers count.
FREE EVENT! SIGN UP TODAY!
Art on the Run
Registration Opens Thrusday, April 16 at 8:00 AM
TWO WAYS TO PARTICIPATE:
IN PERSON!
Saturday, May 2, 2026
10:00 am
Caras Park (under the Beartrack Bridge/Higgins Ave)
You will be given course info on event day!
VIRTUALLY!
Sunday, May 3-June 2, 2026
Anytime!
You will be given directions and course details on Sunday, June 3.
A FUNDRAISER FOR ARTS MISSOULA!
Thank you for your donation!
$1,005
Raised of $2,000
Arts are essential. Healthy communities are artful communities. The folks at ARTS Missoula work day in and day out to connect art and culture through education, advocacy and community. ARTS Missoula works to ensure creators in our community are supported and celebrated. Please donate to ARTS Missoula to ensure arts and culture continue to thrive in Missoula.
Connecting Art and Culture through Education, Advocacy, and Community.
ABOUT MADISON PERRINS
"Madison Perrins is an experienced Montana artist with notable works across the state. Her new addition to the Heart of Missoula includes a mountain landscape and starry night sky drifting up from a wine bottle held high by a Greek-inspired Maenad; a female follower of Dionysus, the Greek God of wine and wine making. The depiction is viewed as a homage to the world-class wine selection within Worden’s Market, where Missoulians can find the perfect wine for dinner parties, gifts, or to simply broaden their home wine cellar." - Downtowm Missoula Partnership
ABOUT ART ON THE RUN SPRING 2026
This run connects a series of public art pieces spanning the University of Montana campus, the riverfront, and downtown—each one telling a different story through form, scale, and setting. From bold murals and playful downtown sculptures to reflective works along the river and iconic campus landmarks, the route highlights the many ways art shows up in our everyday spaces.
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