Travel and tourism services in White Rock, Metro Vancouver Regional District

Artwork

• Binding Spirit
  The Promenade
• Grizlee
  The Promenade
  This monolithic granite bear stands at the end of the East Beach Promenade and was placed as a memorial in 1999. The name Grizlee refers to Frank’s son, Lee.
• Holes in the Sky
  16 Avenue - North Bluff Road
  Installed in 2007 as a representation of the marine environment in White Rock, this piece embodies the rolling waves of the ocean and crashing surf.
• Infinity Cycle
  Oxford Street, 1120
  Infinity Cycle is a figurative-abstract public sculpture commissioned by the City of White Rock in 2017. This stainless steel sculpture is created in commemoration of the 37th anniversary of the Tour de White Rock.
• Passenger
  The Promenade
  Passenger celebrates the history of rail service in White Rock and the significance of visitors who awaited their journey at the White Rock Train Station.
• Rostrum
  The amphitheater-like sculpture blurs the line between art, sculpture and landscape. The fifty LED lights embedded into the curved pipes create an evening glow. Installed in 2013.
• The Gray Whale Family
  Russell Avenue
  This mural of a grey whale family with Pacific bottlenose dolphins is part of the 79 city Wyland Walls campaign to increase appreciation for aquatic habitats. Installed in 1984.
• The Meeting - Vancouver Biennale
  Johnston Road
• The Train Arriving at the Station
  16 Avenue, 15177
• The Wonderful Year We Fell In Love
  Johnston Road, 1532
• Totem Poles
  The Promenade
  Created to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the RCMP, the totem poles celebrate and honour Semiahmoo First Nation and the RCMP. Installed in 1999.
• Walking on Sunshine
  Marine Drive, 15529
  The mosaic steps offer a spot to relax while wandering East Beach. Each step has been decorated using pieces of colourful tile and placed in the pattern of sunshine. Installed in 2004.
• Whale Rock Carving