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Creative placemaking is essential to the vibrancy of any downtown. Public art, such as murals, help anchor a sense of place and community pride.
Use the map below to explore Downtown Fayetteville’s public murals. New works appear over time, so the map continues to evolve along with the district.
You’ll also find art throughout downtown in many other forms, including exhibitions, performances, and temporary installations.
For information about additional arts programming and events happening across the district, visit the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County.
Series of colorful portrait panels depicting diverse people in a variety of artistic styles and historical-inspired clothing.
Vibrant mural featuring a large bird in flight surrounded by community scenes, children, books, and bright abstract colors.
Mural of a woman in a flowing purple gown framed by flowers and ribbons, surrounded by floating soap bubbles.
Long geometric mural composed of brightly colored hexagons in red, orange, blue, yellow, and purple.
Colorful abstract mural covering storefront windows with bold geometric shapes, circles, patterns, and typography.
Tropical-inspired mural featuring a tiger, toucans, butterflies, and lush foliage in bright teal, orange, and pink tones.
Window mural featuring stylized portraits, decorative patterns, and cultural motifs inspired by West African art and design.
Colorful community mural featuring smiling faces, hand-painted messages, city imagery, and the phrase “Be a Voice, Not an Echo.”
Mural spelling “Fayetteville” in large illustrated letters surrounded by local landmarks, military symbols, natural elements, and a portrait.
Interactive butterfly wing mural designed as a photo backdrop, with colorful wings filled with flowers, birds, and nature-inspired patterns.
Mural of a smiling dog wearing a red harness, surrounded by energetic orange, black, and white abstract brushstrokes.
Large multicolored mural featuring portraits of local figures, cultural references, and Fayetteville landmarks across the side of a downtown building.
Black-and-white mural featuring three large portraits of a musician beside a microphone, with the words “The Real Is Back” painted on the wall.
Series of colorful portrait panels depicting diverse people in a variety of artistic styles and historical-inspired clothing.
Vibrant mural featuring a large bird in flight surrounded by community scenes, children, books, and bright abstract colors.
Mural of a woman in a flowing purple gown framed by flowers and ribbons, surrounded by floating soap bubbles.
Long geometric mural composed of brightly colored hexagons in red, orange, blue, yellow, and purple.
Colorful abstract mural covering storefront windows with bold geometric shapes, circles, patterns, and typography.
Tropical-inspired mural featuring a tiger, toucans, butterflies, and lush foliage in bright teal, orange, and pink tones.
Window mural featuring stylized portraits, decorative patterns, and cultural motifs inspired by West African art and design.
Colorful community mural featuring smiling faces, hand-painted messages, city imagery, and the phrase “Be a Voice, Not an Echo.”
Mural spelling “Fayetteville” in large illustrated letters surrounded by local landmarks, military symbols, natural elements, and a portrait.
Interactive butterfly wing mural designed as a photo backdrop, with colorful wings filled with flowers, birds, and nature-inspired patterns.
Mural of a smiling dog wearing a red harness, surrounded by energetic orange, black, and white abstract brushstrokes.
Large multicolored mural featuring portraits of local figures, cultural references, and Fayetteville landmarks across the side of a downtown building.
Black-and-white mural featuring three large portraits of a musician beside a microphone, with the words “The Real Is Back” painted on the wall.
