Houston Mural Map
Use it to find, visit, and enjoy the many wonderful murals and street art installations throughout Greater Houston. This map includes nearly 750 murals sourced by our network of artists, community partners, and volunteer mural hunters.
Downtown Community - Houston Mural Map
The construction of a ring of freeways in the 1960s and 1970s created the modern boundaries of downtown. This area includes state of art performing art facilities, major government, banking, energy interests, the George R. Brown Convention Center and University of Houston Downtown.
About - Houston Mural Map
We have curated and managed mural projects and our signature Mini Murals program for nearly a decade. The Houston Mural Map website launched July 15, 2020, with funding in part by the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance, with a Let Creativity Happen Digital Grant, 2020.
Communities - Houston Mural Map
Below are areas of Houston with especially dense collections of murals and Mini Murals. Click on the name of each community, to move to that area of the Mural Map.
Heights Community - Houston Mural Map
“Northwest of Downtown sits a section of historic neighborhoods that date back to the late 1800s. Residents once flocked to the area to escape the big city, but today it’s home to diverse Houstonians that are drawn to its rich and character-filled architecture, mom and pop-type shops and funky restaurants. Find something you never knew you …
LOVE wall - Houston Mural Map
We welcome submissions of new murals, and additional information or corrections about the street art installations that appear on the map. This site is an evolving work in progress. Please use this form for all submissions and corrections or additions.
Zero Hunger - Houston Mural Map
The largest mural in the city of Houston by Internationally known muralist Dragon 76, located in the west side of the Hampton Inn and Suites in Downtown Houston at the corner of La Branch Street and Capitol Avenue. The 13,000 sq-ft mural was completed in 13 days at a cost of $25,000.
Midtown Community - Houston Mural Map
The area became a mix of old homes, small apartment buildings and low-rise commercial buildings. For many years, the only stability in the community was a number of surviving churches and the Houston Community College campus in the old San Jacinto High School building.
East End Community - Houston Mural Map
1503 Chartres Houston TX United States. EaDo, East End. Houston Raised Me
Friendswood Heritage Mural - Houston Mural Map
We welcome submissions of new murals, and additional information or corrections about the street art installations that appear on the map. This site is an evolving work in progress. Please use this form for all submissions and corrections or additions.