Public Art

The City of Pembroke Pines is committed to engaging our community through art. Public Art is a powerful tool for expressing community values, enhancing the environment, and fostering sense of place all while catalyzing dialogue, creativity, and community identity.

Explore all upcoming and completed art projects down below!

Hillary's Garden Mural at Silver Lakes South Park

Located at 17601 SW 2 St,  “Hilary’s Garden” by local artist Ktano is  a vibrant celebration of flowers, birds, and the monarch butterfly. Inspired by the ‘power of transformation,’ this mural is a joyful new landmark for the community.

Spring Valley Dream Park Mural

Located at 1700 NW 160 Ave, the Spring Valley Dream Park Mural by artists Ernesto and K8Tano celebrate  love, kindness, and community. The mural features the rich natural beauty of Pembroke Pines and the nearby Everglades, showcasing local wildlife such as the Roseate Spoonbill, Mute Swan, and Sandhill Crane, along with orange blossoms that nod to Florida’s native flora.

Traffic Box Wraps

A new set of five traffic boxes were wrapped in September 2025 across different locations within Pembroke Pines. The artwork for this set of boxes are Poster Winner designs from the city’s previous years’ Art Festivals. 

• 2020 - Heads Up Tammy Seymour: Hiatus Rd & Sheridan St
• 2021 - Marbles by Ana Aguerrevere: Taft St & Hiatus Rd
• 2022- Scarf Dancer by Judy Nunno: Dykes Rd & NW 12th St
• 2024 - Guardian of the Ethereal Garden by Larissa Meek: 172nd Ave & 9th St
• 2025 - Pedro the Parrot by Seke: SW 14th St & 184th Ave

Momentum Mural at Fletcher Park

Located at 7900 Johnson Street, the Momentum Mural by artist Jen Little was inspired by the park's Baseball/Softball Field. 

Culture On Display: Upfront in The Pines

The City of Pembroke Pines Recreation and Cultural Arts Department is proud to present, "Upfront in the Pines" a monthly rotating exhibition series that focuses on culture, education and history. Visitors of the Charles F. Dodge City Center lobby can discover and celebrate significant histories and cultures through an array of media provided through a novel partnership with the Florida Memory program. You can also click photo below to view a virtual presentation of each exhibit.

In partnership with Florida Memory and the State Library and Archives of Florida, the Upfront in the Pines display for January and February highlights Black History Month . This exhibition will be on display in the lobby from beginning of January through the end of February.