Palm Springs, California: RoboLights Sculpture Garden
A two-acre neighborhood yard is the sculpture garden of Kenny Irwin Jr, combining robots, sci-fi, Christmas, and Islam. He calls it the RoboLights Project, and has been working on it since 1986.
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Robots Sculpture Garden
Three large statues stand on the corner of Arquilla and Via Collusa. More can be seen by peering over the low wall into the sculptural wonderland by artist Kenny Irwin, Jr. It's rumored that tours are given by the artist's father, for those friendly fans with the good timing to see him around the property.
[Nyeland N., 09/16/2013]Giant robots, statues, Christmas lights, and much, much more... There are tons of robots outside the house all year long, but it looks like the real show is Thanksgiving to January.
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RoboLights Sculpture Garden
- Address:
- 1077 E. Granvia Valmonte, Palm Springs, CA
- Directions:
- In a residential neighborhood east of downtown. Clusters of robots can be seen along N. Arquilla Rd at the corners of E. Granvia Valmonte and E. Via Colusa.
- Hours:
- Tours 9-5 by appt only. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 760-774-0318
- RA Rates:
- Major Fun
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Much of the artwork is hidden behind shrubbery and an outdoor wall, but the property has frontage on three different streets, and enough of the robots and creatures are visible to make it worthy.