The murals in downtown Prescott are very different from murals in
other cities. Each mural is created with a focus on cultivating community
spirit. They are infused with Prescott stories, chosen democratically, and
lovingly painted by local artists. Hundreds of citizens helped to place them
and some have taken years to create. Chances are, when taking the tour; you may
even run into a friend of the murals who can share a story or two about their
involvement in the project. But best of all, the beauty of these murals leave a
positive residual effect that you can take home with you. Prescott Downtown Mural
Project murals are conveniently placed within a few blocks from one another,
Start at the “Art for All!” art history
mural at 109 South Granite Street next to the Parking Garage…
Cut down to the “Granite Creek Watershed
Mural” located below the Bank of America building on Gurley Street and Granite Creek.
Walk or ride up the new Granite Creek
Trail to the “Mile High Safe Routes to School” mural
Head up the hill to the South
entrance of Prescott Public Library and visit the
“Mural Beyond Words!”
Take the family and
friends on a walking tour or even ride your bike.
You’ll
marvel at the effect murals are having
on Prescott all year
round!
The Prescott Downtown Mural Project is a public arts
initiative program that works in cooperation with community residents,
grassroots organizations, government agencies, educational institutions,
corporations, and local merchants to design and create murals of enduring value
while actively engaging the community in the process. For more information,
contact Project Directors at
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and visit our web site at www.prescottmurals.com
Mural Tour 
