
Rat's Restaurant + Grounds For Sculpture
Tucked away in a cul-de-sac
Rat's Restaurant can be accessed from the sculpture park or you can park in the restaurant lot. Access the lot by taking Fairgrounds Road. You'll find the restaurant entrance nestled in a cul-de-sac.

Rat's Restaurant + Grounds For Sculpture
Heralding your arrival
Seward Johnson's "La Promenade" (1999) awaits you. Find this couple and the restaurant is directly ahead.
David W. Steele

Rat's Restaurant + Grounds For Sculpture
Placidly keeping watch
Philip Grausman's "Leucantha" rises up out of the lotus pond next to Rat's Restaurant.

Rat's Restaurant + Grounds For Sculpture
In the sculpture garden, art and nature abound
There's much to do and see.
Emilie Brzezinski's "Lintel", photo: David W. Steele

Rat's Restaurant + Grounds For Sculpture
Recognize this?
Seward Johnson, Grounds For Sculpture founder, has great fun bringing famous paintings into three dimension! Check out these monumental giants!
Seward Johnson "God Bless America" (2012), Collection of The Seward Johnson Atelier.

Rat's Restaurant + Grounds For Sculpture
What's in bloom?
Feel free to arrive early to explore and discover all there is to see.
John Ruppert, "Pumpkins" (1999), Grounds For Sculpture, Gift of The Seward Johnson Atelier

Rat's Restaurant + Grounds For Sculpture
Did we mention the resident peacocks?
Bring comfy shoes and a camera!

Rat's Restaurant + Grounds For Sculpture
Return again and again
When you have more time to wander, you can explore further and discover impressive works such as Seward Johnson's "The Awakening" in The Meadow.
The Awakening (2014), aluminum, 204 in x 840 in x 360 in, Collection of The Seward Johnson Atelier.