Where to Find the 2026 Parade of Hearts Statues in Overland Park
Explore where to find the Parade of Hearts statues in Overland Park and experience a colorful piece of Kansas City’s most heartfelt public art project.
Since launching in 2021, Parade of Hearts has turned the region into an open-air gallery, celebrating creativity, culture, and compassion through more than 100 artist-designed heart sculptures.
"Ad Astra Per Aspera" by Tanya VanDillen
If you find yourself in Downtown Overland Park, stop by Clock Tower Landing to see "Ad Astra Per Aspera" by Tanya VanDillen.
One side of the heart blends cosmic imagery with the natural landscape, while the other features recognizable buildings from the downtown skyline. At the center, the Christopher S. Bond Bridge connects both sides of the design, reinforcing the sculpture’s larger message: that art has the power to bring people together.
"Beyond the Fairway" by Amanda Reece
Located in Prairiefire, "Beyond the Fairway" by Amanda Reece brings Kansas City’s love of golf to life in a bold and playful way.
One side captures a golfer in the triumphant moment after a perfect shot. On the reverse, the heart transforms into a giant golf ball, complete with textured dimples and a striking heart at its center.
"KC Looks Good On You" by Nathan Bennett
If you spot "KC Looks Good on You" by Nathan Bennett in Hawthorne Plaza, do not just admire it from a distance — step right up and see yourself in it.
Inspired by vintage “Greetings from Kansas City” postcards, the piece has a heart-shaped mirror at its center. It is a fun, interactive tribute to the city that gives visitors a fabulous photo opportunity.
"Kansas City Melody" by Jenna Herring
At Deanna Rose Children’s Farmstead, "Kansas City Melody" by Jenna Herring is filled with flowing musical notes in bold red, orange and blue.
This heart captures the rhythm, energy, and soulful spirit that have long defined Kansas City’s rich jazz heritage.
"Sunrise/Sunset" by Julia Morris
Right in front of Paul Mitchell The School Overland Park is "Sunrise/Sunset" by Julia Morris.
The heart shares a story of the region told through landscape, light, and wildlife. Facing west, it looks out over the open plains and prairie of Kansas. Facing east, it shifts into Missouri’s lush forests and woodlands.
"Growing Light" by Melissa Kozakiewicz
As you walk in to the Overland Park Convention Center, you'll find "Growing Light" by Melissa Kozakiewicz.
This heart shows native wildflowers blooming under a Kansas City sunset, symbolizing growth, resilience, and the beauty rooted in community.
"Festival of Connecting and Celebrating Cultures" by Michelle A. Davison
Venture over to Stanley Square to spot "Festival of Connecting and Celebrating Cultures" by Michelle A. Davison.
The heart is inspired by Kansas City’s cultural festivals, where food, performances, and activities bring people together. One side shows scenes from those festival experiences, while the other features a parade of flags that represents the pride people have in their cultures and traditions.
"The Heart of Us" by Mina
"The Heart of Us" by Mina is a tribute to all of the people who have made Kansas City their home.
The heart, located at 888 International Market, celebrates both first-time visitors and those who came here from somewhere else and decided to stay. It reflects the idea that Kansas City is shaped not just by the people born here, but also by the people who found something special in it and made it their own.
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