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A Work of Street Art: The Best Murals in Nashville
As Nashville continues to grow, so does its street art scene. And the more I deviate from my normal route in Nashville—thanks, traffic!—the more I see bold, new murals popping up daily. I absolutely love it. They’re unavoidable, they’re stunning, and they really dress the place us.
I’ve spent the past several years photographing every mural I’ve found. This is an exhaustive list of murals we’ve tracked down in every corner of Nashville, but my no means all of them, as street artists are adding to Music City’s cultural fabric daily thanks in part to creative pioneers like the Nashville Walls Project, which has been connecting both local and international artists with building owners for a handful of years.
Still, whether you’re a local looking for a Spring Break staycation idea or traveling around Music City’s many neighborhoods on your next weekend getaway, I hope you’ll use this handy map as your guide—and drop descriptions of any murals you find that I may have missed in the comments so I can add them accordingly.
Note: This post was last updated in March 2019.
Germantown
The neighborhood I spend most of my time in thanks to my yoga studio’s location is also one that’s quite walkable and boasts a growing number of restaurants. Park your car near Werthan Lofts and hit up these walls and murals by foot.
Rolf & Daughters wall, artist: Shantell Martin
700 Taylor St. at 7th Avenue North
Waves mural, artists: Eastside Murals
5th Avenue North and Monroe Street
Nashville scenes, artist: unknown
Rosa L Parks Boulevard and Taylor Street, across from Werthan Lofts
Saint Stephen (previously Mop | Broom), artist: Nathan Brown
1300 3rd Ave. N
Kindness Is, artist: Rebekah & Sarah
1120 4th Ave. N (on the side of Juice Bar Germantown)
Beethoven graffiti, artist: Blek Le Rat
(on the side of Barista Parlor x Germantown)
Marathon Village
My friend Adrien Saporiti (formerly of DCXV Industries) is the brains behind the iconic “I Believe in Nashville” mural, which has been posted more than one million times from seven different continents and which you can now see in Marathon Village, Riverside Village and in 12South. I prefer the Marathon Village location as it’s usually devoid of large crowds (though parking is tricky), plus you can visit Nelson’s Greenbrier and Corsair distilleries while there.
I Believe in Nashville murals, artist: Adrien Saporiti
Clinton Street, 625 Main St. and 2702 12th Ave. S
Jefferson Street Corridor
For those interested in Civil Rights history, there are some fascinating pieces along Jefferson near the Tennessee State University campus, particularly beneath the I-40 underpass.
Green Fleet Bicycle Shop mural, artist: Dough Joe/Yusef Hubb
934 Jefferson St.
Gateway to Heritage murals, artists: various
Jefferson Street beneath I-40
blues singers mural, artist: unknown
Jefferson Street between 26th and 27th Avenues
Elks Lodge mural, artist: Dough Joe/Yusef Hubb
2614 Jefferson St.
The Gulch
The “Wings mural” as many call it became the first conversation starter in the Gulch, but a number of bright, splashy creations have joined the fray this year so it’s worth strolling down 11th Avenue South to see else what you may find.
#WhatLiftsYou Nashville Wings mural, artist: Kelsey Montague
11th Avenue South (near Biscuit Love/behind Taziki’s)
Google Fiber mural in the Gulch, artist: Chris Zidek
118 12th Ave. N (on the side of Whiskey Kitchen)
The Nashville Walls Project, artists: Ian Ross, Jason Woodside
11th Avenue South and Laurel Street
12th and Porter mural, artist: Kim Kennedy
114 12th Ave. N
Patagonia mural, artist: Nathan Brown
601 Overton St. (side of Patagonia)
Note: The addition of Patagonia replaced this mural, which was one of my all-time favorites and a collaboration between Nathan Brown and Chris Zidek. I am happy, however, that Patagonia kept the general theme of the mural and also hired the same artist to do it!
Plaza Artist Materials mural, artist: Maggie Sanger
633 Middleton St.
Country music icon murals (Dolly, Johnny, Loretta, etc.), artist: unknown
711 6th Ave. S (on the back of Ed’s Supply Company)
8th Avenue South + Wedgewood Houston
I predict this area rife in artist galleries and studios will be the next big neighborhood for murals if zoning codes don’t prevent them, but for now, you really have to go hunting to find them.
Pastel geometrics mural, artist: unknown
429B Houston St. (patio of Jackalope Brewing Company’s Ranch)
#OleAllDay Tennessee Tristar mural, artist: unknown
462 Humphreys St. (on the side of Ole Rights Management)
Life Can Be Sweet mural, artist: Susanna Chapman
1512 8th Ave. S (side of Baked on 8th)
Hillsboro Village
Hillsboro Village is changing dramatically; it’s now easier to arrive on foot than find parking. But if you can nab a coveted spot, there’s a paid lot behind Pancake Pantry just off Belcourt Avenue (be sure and get a ticket before you leave your car as meter maids here are brutal!). An hour is all you need to wander this small area on the Vanderbilt campus and snap a couple shots of its walls.
Hillsboro Village dragon mural, artists: David Glick, Adam Randolph
2102 Belcourt Ave. (across from the Belcourt Theatre)
Drippy Lips mural, artist: Donald “Drawbertson” Robertson
1814 21st Ave. S (on the side of UAL)
12South
12South is another one of those highly walkable ‘hoods with murals tucked around every corner. Park on one of the side streets—just make sure it’s not a residential-only parking area, as you will get a ticket—and walk from one length at Sevier Park to the other at 12South Flats.
Nashville at Heart rainbow mural (former), artists: Eastside Murals
2705 12th Ave. S
Note: This has now been replaced with this Nashville #PeaceLoveGoodDeeds mural instead.
Draper James wall, artist: unknown
2608 12th Ave. S
12South flowers mural, artist: unknown
2900 12th Ave. S (the side of Green Pea Salon)
Make Music Not War mural, artist: Relax Max
2902 12th Ave. S (the side of Epice, across from Green Pea Salon)
Halycon Bike Shop mural, artist: Aaron Martin
2802 12th Ave. S
Rivive! 12South, artist: Mobe Oner
2814 12th Ave. S
12South graffiti, artist: unknown
12th Avenue South and Elmwood Avenue (photo credit: Joe Hendricks)
Charlotte Ave./Sylvan Park
Many of the murals along Charlotte Avenue are located along one stretch installed by Off the Wall Charlotte, a project backed by the Greater Nashville Arts & Business Council with several corporate sponsors. They’re a bit tricky to reach by foot, so I recommend parking in the lot in front of AVO and crossing the street at the traffic light with your photographer poised on the other side of the busy road.
Avocado mural, artist: unknown
3 City Ave. (side of AVO)
Take Flight mural, artist: Kevin Bongang / OFF the Wall Nashville
3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North
Fly Higher mural, artist: Joseph “Sentrock” Perez / OFF the Wall Nashville
3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North
It’s Gonna Be OK, artist: Sarah Tate / OFF the Wall Nashville
3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North
Scribbles, artist: Alic Daniel / OFF the Wall Nashville
3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North
artist: Julia Martin / OFF the Wall Nashville
3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North
Jessi Zazu #AintAfraid mural, artist: Billy Lilly / OFF the Wall Nashville
3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North
Black Cat Tips mural, artist: Kyle Brooks / OFF the Wall Nashville
3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North
Import Flowers Nashville mural, artist: unknown
3636 Murphy Rd.
Wish for Peace mural, artist: WHAT. Creative Group
4822 Charlotte Ave.
Love Heals Every Body mural, artist: Michael Cooper
5122 Charlotte Ave. (side of The Café at Thistle Farms)
The Nations
The Nations is very much up-and-coming, and this 160-foot-tall portrait of 91-year-old Nashville native Lee Estes painted on an old silo is one of its most famed residents. I love seeing more new businesses are commissioning pieces as a way to bring art lovers to this very hip ‘hood.
Silo mural, artist: Guido van Helten
1407 51st Ave. N
The Nations walls, artists: Mobe Oner, Zidekahedron, Folek
5901 California Ave. (side of Music City Tents & Events)
Beaujolais mural, artist: Chloe Meyer
5026 Centennial Blvd. (on the side of Nicky’s Coal Fired)
Tennessee state outline, artist: WHAT. Creative Group
5012 Centennial Blvd. (on the side of Southern Grist Brewing Co.)
“Play Well” Lego Man mural, artist: forBecks
1400 51st Ave N (front entrance to Frothy Monkey)
Music Row/Midtown
Midtown is getting a pop of color with some new street art painted down alleys and on parking garages. Music Row, which has a protected historic overlay, on the other hand, isn’t exactly brimming with street art, so you have to go in search of fun pieces like this by heading down Roy Acuff Lane on foot. Pro tip: Also grab a photo with the guitar installations outside of Studio B while you’re there.
Elliston Parking Garage, Nashville Walls Project artists: Chris Zidek, Audi Adams, Folek, Chase, Brian Wooden, Tess Erlenborn, Daniel Lane, Mobe, Emily Miller, Nathan Brown.
207 Louise Ave. (across from Cafe Coco)
Hieroglitches mural, artist: Adrien Saporiti
2813 West End Ave. (beside the entrance to Three Brothers Coffee)
Dueling Cowboys mural, artist: Mike Shine
24 Music Square West (across the street from Historic RCA Studio B)
walls inside Le Sel, artist: Alic Daniel
1922 Adelicia St.
Downtown
Downtown is dotted with murals—like the Rainbow Walls that Instagram commissioned from Adrien Saporiti for IG’s #KindComments campaign in support of the LGBTQ community—but there are also a number of country music personalities like Johnny Cash who have their own dedicated pieces of art.
The Art of the Chalice, artists: Eastside Murals
174 3rd Ave. N (on the side of Piranha’s Bar & Grill)
Instagram’s #KindComments Mural, artist: Adrien Saporiti
218 3rd Ave. N (on the side of Black Rabbit)
Gibson Tribute guitar wall, artists: Brandon Donahue, Chris Zidek, Emily Miller, Herb Williams, Sam Dunson
3rd Avenue N (across Printer’s Alley from Skulls)
Downtown dog mural, artist: Herakut
204 6th Ave. N (side of Nashville Finance Co.)
Downtown Presbyterian duo of murals, artist: Tavar Zawacki
5th Avenue N alley between Church and Commerce streets
Curiot and Rone murals, artists: Favio Martinez, Tyrone Wright
Church Street between 6th Avenue S and St. Cloud Alley (side of Oscar’s Taco Shop)
Rivive! mural, artist: Beau Stanton
5th Avenue N and Commerce Street
The Wall of Cash mural, artists: Thoughts Manifested Crew
300 4th Ave. South
Note: This one is at risk of being torn down.
East Nashville
Of all the neighborhoods in town, East Nashville is the one most brimming with street art of all kinds—you’ll find it on the sides of buildings, you’ll see it hidden beneath construction zones, you’ll spy paintings on the backs of residential fences. The easiest way to see it all is to hop in the car with a friend and drive down Gallatin Pike to see what all you can find.
Stay Tuned Nashville mural, artist: Adrien Saporiti
Center 615 at 625 Main St.
Little Octopus mural, artist: Chris Zidek
604 Gallatin Ave.
#WhatLiftsYou Hot Air Balloon mural, artist: Kelsey Montague
1034 W Eastland Ave. (side of the Cleo)
Nashville balloons mural, artist: Mobe Oner
1003 Russell St. (side of Boombozz East Nashville)
Google Fiber geometrics mural, artist: Nathan Brown
1012 Woodland St. (on the side of Five Points Pizza)
Five Points murals, artists: Leah Tumerman, Sterling Goller Brown
103 South 11th St. (on the side of and behind Eastside Cycles)
East Nashville Center 615 mural, artist: Folek
626 Main St.
Cactus murals, artist: unknown
N. 7th St. on the alleyway between Main and Woodland streets
The Crying Wolf mural, artist: Denton Burrows, Lauren Asta
823 Woodland St.
Flowers of Walden, artist: Tara Aversa
2909 Gallatin Pk. (side of Walden bar and also inside the bar)
Trailer Park Boys mural, artists: Mobe Oner, Zidekahedron, Folek
1006 Gallatin Ave. (on the side of LabCanna East)
The Athens of the South mural, artist: Mobe Oner
704 Main St. (on the side of Greko Greek Street Food)
Jerry’s Artarama, artist: unknown
713 Main St.
East Nashville sign mural, artist: unknown
311 Gallatin Ave.
Microsoft mural, artist: Bryan Deese
1106 Gallatin Ave.
The Cobra mural, artists: Eastside Murals
2511 Gallatin Ave.
Betor Forever mural, artist: Ronnie Bobal
Gallatin Pike and Carolyn Avenue (on the side of Pocket Monkey Recycling)
Mother Earth mural, artist: Skye Walker x Keep A Breast
500 Gallatin Ave. (on the side of Hair World Beauty Supply)
Mountain Woman mural, artist: Skye Walker
500 Gallatin Ave. (on the side of Hair World Beauty Supply)
“Welcome to Nashville” pig mural, artist: Kim Radford
1306 McGavock Pk. (on the side of Mitchell Delicatessen)
Cheetah mural, artists: Eastside Murals
visible from the parking lot of Stay Golden East
Born in Tennessee mural, artists: Eastside Murals
Woodland and S. 10th streets (Five Points intersection)
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There will always be new murals left to photograph, so I’ll add to this list as I find them. Feel free to drop me a note in the comments highlighting any murals I’ve missed so far!
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Date Night at the Grand Ole Opry
An Epic Nashville Weekend Itinerary
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A Work of Street Art: The Best Murals in Nashville
As Nashville continues to grow, so does its street art scene. And the more I deviate from my normal route in Nashville—thanks, traffic!—the more I see bold, new murals popping up daily. I absolutely love it. They’re unavoidable, they’re stunning, and they really dress the place us.
I’ve spent the past several years photographing every mural I’ve found. This is an exhaustive list of murals we’ve tracked down in every corner of Nashville, but my no means all of them, as street artists are adding to Music City’s cultural fabric daily thanks in part to creative pioneers like the Nashville Walls Project, which has been connecting both local and international artists with building owners for a handful of years.
Still, whether you’re a local looking for a Spring Break staycation idea or traveling around Music City’s many neighborhoods on your next weekend getaway, I hope you’ll use this handy map as your guide—and drop descriptions of any murals you find that I may have missed in the comments so I can add them accordingly.
Note: This post was last updated in March 2019.
Germantown
The neighborhood I spend most of my time in thanks to my yoga studio’s location is also one that’s quite walkable and boasts a growing number of restaurants. Park your car near Werthan Lofts and hit up these walls and murals by foot.
Rolf & Daughters wall, artist: Shantell Martin
700 Taylor St. at 7th Avenue North
Waves mural, artists: Eastside Murals
5th Avenue North and Monroe Street
Nashville scenes, artist: unknown
Rosa L Parks Boulevard and Taylor Street, across from Werthan Lofts
Saint Stephen (previously Mop | Broom), artist: Nathan Brown
1300 3rd Ave. N
Kindness Is, artist: Rebekah & Sarah
1120 4th Ave. N (on the side of Juice Bar Germantown)
Beethoven graffiti, artist: Blek Le Rat
(on the side of Barista Parlor x Germantown)
Marathon Village
My friend Adrien Saporiti (formerly of DCXV Industries) is the brains behind the iconic “I Believe in Nashville” mural, which has been posted more than one million times from seven different continents and which you can now see in Marathon Village, Riverside Village and in 12South. I prefer the Marathon Village location as it’s usually devoid of large crowds (though parking is tricky), plus you can visit Nelson’s Greenbrier and Corsair distilleries while there.
I Believe in Nashville murals, artist: Adrien Saporiti
Clinton Street, 625 Main St. and 2702 12th Ave. S
Jefferson Street Corridor
For those interested in Civil Rights history, there are some fascinating pieces along Jefferson near the Tennessee State University campus, particularly beneath the I-40 underpass.
Green Fleet Bicycle Shop mural, artist: Dough Joe/Yusef Hubb
934 Jefferson St.
Gateway to Heritage murals, artists: various
Jefferson Street beneath I-40
blues singers mural, artist: unknown
Jefferson Street between 26th and 27th Avenues
Elks Lodge mural, artist: Dough Joe/Yusef Hubb
2614 Jefferson St.
The Gulch
The “Wings mural” as many call it became the first conversation starter in the Gulch, but a number of bright, splashy creations have joined the fray this year so it’s worth strolling down 11th Avenue South to see else what you may find.
#WhatLiftsYou Nashville Wings mural, artist: Kelsey Montague
11th Avenue South (near Biscuit Love/behind Taziki’s)
Google Fiber mural in the Gulch, artist: Chris Zidek
118 12th Ave. N (on the side of Whiskey Kitchen)
The Nashville Walls Project, artists: Ian Ross, Jason Woodside
11th Avenue South and Laurel Street
12th and Porter mural, artist: Kim Kennedy
114 12th Ave. N
Patagonia mural, artist: Nathan Brown
601 Overton St. (side of Patagonia)
Note: The addition of Patagonia replaced this mural, which was one of my all-time favorites and a collaboration between Nathan Brown and Chris Zidek. I am happy, however, that Patagonia kept the general theme of the mural and also hired the same artist to do it!
Plaza Artist Materials mural, artist: Maggie Sanger
633 Middleton St.
Country music icon murals (Dolly, Johnny, Loretta, etc.), artist: unknown
711 6th Ave. S (on the back of Ed’s Supply Company)
8th Avenue South + Wedgewood Houston
I predict this area rife in artist galleries and studios will be the next big neighborhood for murals if zoning codes don’t prevent them, but for now, you really have to go hunting to find them.
Pastel geometrics mural, artist: unknown
429B Houston St. (patio of Jackalope Brewing Company’s Ranch)
#OleAllDay Tennessee Tristar mural, artist: unknown
462 Humphreys St. (on the side of Ole Rights Management)
Life Can Be Sweet mural, artist: Susanna Chapman
1512 8th Ave. S (side of Baked on 8th)
Hillsboro Village
Hillsboro Village is changing dramatically; it’s now easier to arrive on foot than find parking. But if you can nab a coveted spot, there’s a paid lot behind Pancake Pantry just off Belcourt Avenue (be sure and get a ticket before you leave your car as meter maids here are brutal!). An hour is all you need to wander this small area on the Vanderbilt campus and snap a couple shots of its walls.
Hillsboro Village dragon mural, artists: David Glick, Adam Randolph
2102 Belcourt Ave. (across from the Belcourt Theatre)
Drippy Lips mural, artist: Donald “Drawbertson” Robertson
1814 21st Ave. S (on the side of UAL)
12South
12South is another one of those highly walkable ‘hoods with murals tucked around every corner. Park on one of the side streets—just make sure it’s not a residential-only parking area, as you will get a ticket—and walk from one length at Sevier Park to the other at 12South Flats.
Nashville at Heart rainbow mural (former), artists: Eastside Murals
2705 12th Ave. S
Note: This has now been replaced with this Nashville #PeaceLoveGoodDeeds mural instead.
Draper James wall, artist: unknown
2608 12th Ave. S
12South flowers mural, artist: unknown
2900 12th Ave. S (the side of Green Pea Salon)
Make Music Not War mural, artist: Relax Max
2902 12th Ave. S (the side of Epice, across from Green Pea Salon)
Halycon Bike Shop mural, artist: Aaron Martin
2802 12th Ave. S
Rivive! 12South, artist: Mobe Oner
2814 12th Ave. S
12South graffiti, artist: unknown
12th Avenue South and Elmwood Avenue (photo credit: Joe Hendricks)
Charlotte Ave./Sylvan Park
Many of the murals along Charlotte Avenue are located along one stretch installed by Off the Wall Charlotte, a project backed by the Greater Nashville Arts & Business Council with several corporate sponsors. They’re a bit tricky to reach by foot, so I recommend parking in the lot in front of AVO and crossing the street at the traffic light with your photographer poised on the other side of the busy road.
Avocado mural, artist: unknown
3 City Ave. (side of AVO)
Take Flight mural, artist: Kevin Bongang / OFF the Wall Nashville
3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North
Fly Higher mural, artist: Joseph “Sentrock” Perez / OFF the Wall Nashville
3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North
It’s Gonna Be OK, artist: Sarah Tate / OFF the Wall Nashville
3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North
Scribbles, artist: Alic Daniel / OFF the Wall Nashville
3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North
artist: Julia Martin / OFF the Wall Nashville
3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North
Jessi Zazu #AintAfraid mural, artist: Billy Lilly / OFF the Wall Nashville
3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North
Black Cat Tips mural, artist: Kyle Brooks / OFF the Wall Nashville
3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North
Import Flowers Nashville mural, artist: unknown
3636 Murphy Rd.
Wish for Peace mural, artist: WHAT. Creative Group
4822 Charlotte Ave.
Love Heals Every Body mural, artist: Michael Cooper
5122 Charlotte Ave. (side of The Café at Thistle Farms)
The Nations
The Nations is very much up-and-coming, and this 160-foot-tall portrait of 91-year-old Nashville native Lee Estes painted on an old silo is one of its most famed residents. I love seeing more new businesses are commissioning pieces as a way to bring art lovers to this very hip ‘hood.
Silo mural, artist: Guido van Helten
1407 51st Ave. N
The Nations walls, artists: Mobe Oner, Zidekahedron, Folek
5901 California Ave. (side of Music City Tents & Events)
Beaujolais mural, artist: Chloe Meyer
5026 Centennial Blvd. (on the side of Nicky’s Coal Fired)
Tennessee state outline, artist: WHAT. Creative Group
5012 Centennial Blvd. (on the side of Southern Grist Brewing Co.)
“Play Well” Lego Man mural, artist: forBecks
1400 51st Ave N (front entrance to Frothy Monkey)
Music Row/Midtown
Midtown is getting a pop of color with some new street art painted down alleys and on parking garages. Music Row, which has a protected historic overlay, on the other hand, isn’t exactly brimming with street art, so you have to go in search of fun pieces like this by heading down Roy Acuff Lane on foot. Pro tip: Also grab a photo with the guitar installations outside of Studio B while you’re there.
Elliston Parking Garage, Nashville Walls Project artists: Chris Zidek, Audi Adams, Folek, Chase, Brian Wooden, Tess Erlenborn, Daniel Lane, Mobe, Emily Miller, Nathan Brown.
207 Louise Ave. (across from Cafe Coco)
Hieroglitches mural, artist: Adrien Saporiti
2813 West End Ave. (beside the entrance to Three Brothers Coffee)
Dueling Cowboys mural, artist: Mike Shine
24 Music Square West (across the street from Historic RCA Studio B)
walls inside Le Sel, artist: Alic Daniel
1922 Adelicia St.
Downtown
Downtown is dotted with murals—like the Rainbow Walls that Instagram commissioned from Adrien Saporiti for IG’s #KindComments campaign in support of the LGBTQ community—but there are also a number of country music personalities like Johnny Cash who have their own dedicated pieces of art.
The Art of the Chalice, artists: Eastside Murals
174 3rd Ave. N (on the side of Piranha’s Bar & Grill)
Instagram’s #KindComments Mural, artist: Adrien Saporiti
218 3rd Ave. N (on the side of Black Rabbit)
Gibson Tribute guitar wall, artists: Brandon Donahue, Chris Zidek, Emily Miller, Herb Williams, Sam Dunson
3rd Avenue N (across Printer’s Alley from Skulls)
Downtown dog mural, artist: Herakut
204 6th Ave. N (side of Nashville Finance Co.)
Downtown Presbyterian duo of murals, artist: Tavar Zawacki
5th Avenue N alley between Church and Commerce streets
Curiot and Rone murals, artists: Favio Martinez, Tyrone Wright
Church Street between 6th Avenue S and St. Cloud Alley (side of Oscar’s Taco Shop)
Rivive! mural, artist: Beau Stanton
5th Avenue N and Commerce Street
The Wall of Cash mural, artists: Thoughts Manifested Crew
300 4th Ave. South
Note: This one is at risk of being torn down.
East Nashville
Of all the neighborhoods in town, East Nashville is the one most brimming with street art of all kinds—you’ll find it on the sides of buildings, you’ll see it hidden beneath construction zones, you’ll spy paintings on the backs of residential fences. The easiest way to see it all is to hop in the car with a friend and drive down Gallatin Pike to see what all you can find.
Stay Tuned Nashville mural, artist: Adrien Saporiti
Center 615 at 625 Main St.
Little Octopus mural, artist: Chris Zidek
604 Gallatin Ave.
#WhatLiftsYou Hot Air Balloon mural, artist: Kelsey Montague
1034 W Eastland Ave. (side of the Cleo)
Nashville balloons mural, artist: Mobe Oner
1003 Russell St. (side of Boombozz East Nashville)
Google Fiber geometrics mural, artist: Nathan Brown
1012 Woodland St. (on the side of Five Points Pizza)
Five Points murals, artists: Leah Tumerman, Sterling Goller Brown
103 South 11th St. (on the side of and behind Eastside Cycles)
East Nashville Center 615 mural, artist: Folek
626 Main St.
Cactus murals, artist: unknown
N. 7th St. on the alleyway between Main and Woodland streets
The Crying Wolf mural, artist: Denton Burrows, Lauren Asta
823 Woodland St.
Flowers of Walden, artist: Tara Aversa
2909 Gallatin Pk. (side of Walden bar and also inside the bar)
Trailer Park Boys mural, artists: Mobe Oner, Zidekahedron, Folek
1006 Gallatin Ave. (on the side of LabCanna East)
The Athens of the South mural, artist: Mobe Oner
704 Main St. (on the side of Greko Greek Street Food)
Jerry’s Artarama, artist: unknown
713 Main St.
East Nashville sign mural, artist: unknown
311 Gallatin Ave.
Microsoft mural, artist: Bryan Deese
1106 Gallatin Ave.
The Cobra mural, artists: Eastside Murals
2511 Gallatin Ave.
Betor Forever mural, artist: Ronnie Bobal
Gallatin Pike and Carolyn Avenue (on the side of Pocket Monkey Recycling)
Mother Earth mural, artist: Skye Walker x Keep A Breast
500 Gallatin Ave. (on the side of Hair World Beauty Supply)
Mountain Woman mural, artist: Skye Walker
500 Gallatin Ave. (on the side of Hair World Beauty Supply)
“Welcome to Nashville” pig mural, artist: Kim Radford
1306 McGavock Pk. (on the side of Mitchell Delicatessen)
Cheetah mural, artists: Eastside Murals
visible from the parking lot of Stay Golden East
Born in Tennessee mural, artists: Eastside Murals
Woodland and S. 10th streets (Five Points intersection)
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There will always be new murals left to photograph, so I’ll add to this list as I find them. Feel free to drop me a note in the comments highlighting any murals I’ve missed so far!
Looking for other things to do in Nashville? I’ve got you:
Planning an Adult Bachelorette in Nashville
Date Night at the Grand Ole Opry
An Epic Nashville Weekend Itinerary
The Best Restaurants & Bars in Nashville
PIN IT HERE
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Chris Zidek & Audie Adams Transform a Parking Garage in Nashville
Chris Zidek & Audie Adams Transform a Parking Garage in Nashville
Nashville Walls Project in Nashville, Tennessee recently wrapped up a big mural project that featured nine artists painting new works around the downtown districts’ Ellston Parking garage. Local street-artist Chris Zidek aka Zidekahedron took on the largest structure creating a remarkable piece along the 45 ft x 100 ft facade as well as the artist Audie Adams,who also added a delightful work on…
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I will be in #Nashville this weekend for an artist talk/opening with #nashvillewallsproject #theartscompany #thestudio208 // #tbt to this monster wall from April that I couldn’t have done without the assist from #zidekahedron 🙌🙌 more surprise projects to start as well 😎 #ianrossart #nashvegas
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#streetart #thenations #nashville @nashvillewallsproject @zidekahedron @duffomatic @bukaloop @emilysadventures @folek_folek_folek @audroc_tm @brianwooden (at Music City Tents)
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#gooddaytopaint @zidekahedron @nathanbrown77 @nashvillewallsproject (at Barista Parlor Golden Sound)
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Well that was fun! 6 days of hot chicken and gulches with #jasonwoodside #nashvillewallsproject and my brotha from anotha #zidekahedron for the 100% dedication to helping me with this beast! And big thanks #michaudarts and #daniele_rocha 🙌🙌#nashvillewallsproject
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