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Louisville definitely has a street art scene that needs to be explored. Street art is one of my favorite things to see when visiting a new place and I tend to look a little crazy driving around and hopping out of my car to take a photo real quick. Some of these I looked up before hand but some I just found on the go! Either way, I know I didn’t even scratch the surface when it comes to Louisville murals and can’t wait to go back and explore more street art in the future.
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Hilltop Tavern Mural
1800 Frankfort Avenue | side of Hilltop Tavern building
This was one I just happened to drive by and I’m so glad I did because it’s one of the coolest murals I’ve seen!
M.S. Mural
1201 Story Avenue | on train track side of building
Lydia-Emily Archibald has traveled the country creating murals with a message – to have hope and fight against multiple sclerosis.
Royals Chicken Mural
736 E Market St | on left hand side of building
While I don’t particularly like what the mural is promoting (chicken), it is a gorgeous piece of art.
Our City, Our Home Mural
415 East Market Street
A very Louisville specific mural – a definite must see!
Thuggy Pugs Mural
1034 Bardstown Rd | on left side of old Holy Grale Church (behind a locked gate)
This might be my most favorite street art ever! There is a locked gate but you can still see it and take photos. I totally made up the name of the mural too.
Spirit of the Highlands Mural
1529 Bardstown Rd | on the side of Ole Town Liquors
A super fun and colorful mural where each letter showcases something unique to the area.
SoBro Mural
Corner of 2nd + Kentucky Avenue
This one is really cool because several community members painted it together!
So, that is all the murals I had time to seek out in just 24 hours (as well as all the other things I did!) and I think I did a pretty good job. Which was your favorite (it’s the pugs too, amiright?)
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What to Pack for Louisville
Pacsafe Cross Body Purse (I love my Pacsafe products and would highly recommend using them when traveling)
Comfortable Shoes (my feet tend to hurt pretty easily and these are the best shoes I’ve had in a while for walking a lot)
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Those are cool street art.