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Potato Creek State Park · town ground
The largest arts programmer physically in the township is the state. Potato Creek State Park's published facilities include Cultural Arts Programs among its offerings (park facility lists, DNR-derived), run through its Nature Center — interpretive and cultural programming for a park that hosts visitors in the hundreds of thousands, on township ground three miles from the town's Main Street. It is not a town institution and is not claimed as one; it is printed, in the floor's manner, as the arts plant that actually stands here. Public art in town prints at its true small size: the memorial and park sculpture record is carried in this build's memorials section, and no municipal percent-for-art program, commissioned mural or post-office mural for North Liberty was found in sources read — the New Deal art record that gives Mishawaka its famous negative test gives this town a plain one: no post office mural exists here, because the town's federal art, such as it was, was its Register-listed park and district, not a canvas.