Motorized Art Tour

All proceeds donated to Sawyer Park.

This Motorized Alnoba Art Tour is designed for individuals who may have difficulty walking. Your tour will take place by way of one of our electric cars. Our enthusiastic and welcoming volunteer guide will drive you to some of Alnoba’s most-loved outdoor art pieces, such as Orly Genger’s Going, Going, Gone and Patrick Dougherty’s Wildwood, introducing you to their history and context. We are excited to share with you our brand new art including a hidden gem contructed by Andy Goldsworthy in late 2022, as well as a whimsical journey through winding willow branches formed by Patrick Dougherty.

This tour lasts roughly 60-90 minutes. Attendees must be able to get in and out of the electric car without assistance. If any companions or helpers are coming and wish to attend the tour, they must purchase a ticket as well.

Motorized tour details

• Meet your tour guide in the Alnoba parking lot at the tour start time. Tours leave promptly – please arrive in plenty of time. Guests who arrive after the group departs will not be able to join the tour.
• No dogs allowed.
• Buildings are closed. A portable restroom is available in the parking lot.
• Casual attire is recommended. Bring bug spray, sunscreen and water.
• Our electric cars do have a roof but are open at the sides, so in the event of a gentle rain do bring a raincoat.

Refund and weather policy

Tickets are non-refundable. Please note that all events at Alnoba are rain or shine. If an event is cancelled due to extreme weather you will receive an email notification. If you do not get an email notifying you that the event is cancelled, that means the event is still going forward as scheduled.

Your ticket purchase supports getting kids outside

All proceeds from these events go to support Kensington's Sawyer Park. This public park is 30+ acres of safe, beautifully-maintained space where families from across the Seacoast gather to meet, play and enjoy the outdoors. All proceeds from this event are donated and ticket sales are therefore nonrefundable.