Boston is about to get a whole lot more wild — in the best possible way. One hundred elephant sculptures are heading to the city in a large-scale public art installation that promises to delight residents and visitors alike, according to the Patriot Ledger.

The eye-catching display will scatter life-sized elephant sculptures across Boston, turning everyday streets and public spaces into an open-air gallery. Public art installations of this scale have a proven track record of drawing communities together, sparking conversation, and giving neighborhoods a fresh sense of energy and pride.

Events like this follow a beloved tradition of city-wide sculpture trails — think the famous Boston Duck sculptures or Chicago’s painted cows — where art leaves the museum and lands right in the middle of daily life. Families, commuters, and tourists can explore the city with a new sense of wonder, hunting down each unique piece along the way.

Whether you stumble upon one on your morning walk or make a dedicated day of tracking them all down, the elephant sculptures are sure to become a talking point and a source of community joy across Boston’s many vibrant neighborhoods. Keep an eye out for announcements on exact locations so you can plan your own self-guided tour of this remarkable citywide exhibit.

Sources: patriotledger.com