With the Fourth of July Independence Day this month, it might be time to reflect on something that we all seem to take for granted – our freedom.
Century Walk has consistently paid tribute to our freedoms and the people who earned them and continue to serve to keep us free. Yearly there are parades, and should you attend one this year, you might want to go over to Century walk location #41 titled “Naperville Loves a Parade.”
Once there you will see over 300 of Naperville‘s finest parade fans watching a parade – #38 “Parade of the Century.”
And should you have some more time on your hands you might wish to see many of the other public art locations nearby.
To help you in finding them, we have our public art guide which you can locate by going to www.CenturyWalk-ArtGuide.org.
About Century Walk
The Century Walk Corporation, founded in 1996, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing public art to Naperville, to add beauty to the town, build community and bridge generations by paying tribute to over 200 years of Naperville history through a diverse collection of murals, mosaics, sculptures and more.
Learn more about 50-plus pieces of Naperville public art at www.centurywalk.org or www.centurywalk-artguide.org.
Editor’s Note / Back in 2014, PN cameras watched as “Naperville Loves a Parade” came to life.
