St. Helens has good bones — historic architecture, a working waterfront, a Main Street corridor that connects neighborhoods and generations. The Art & Design Committee works to make sure our physical environment reflects the pride and potential of this place.

From storefront improvements to public art, from streetscape to signage, this committee is focused on making downtown St. Helens look like it means something — because it does.

As new branding and wayfinding work moves forward in 2026, this committee will play a central role in shaping what St. Helens Main Street looks and feels like for years to come.