A Colorful Adventure: Exploring Murals in Monroe-West Monroe
Monroe-West Monroe is bursting with creativity, and you don’t have to step inside a gallery to see it! From bold, larger-than-life murals to hidden artistic gems, the Twin Cities are home to a growing collection of street art that adds color, culture, and character to our community. Whether you’re looking for the perfect backdrop for your next photo or simply want to appreciate the talent of local and regional artists, exploring these murals is a must for visitors and locals alike. Grab your camera and get ready for a vibrant adventure!
Postcard Murals – Snap a pic with these vintage-inspired postcard murals in Monroe and West Monroe, each showcasing the charm of the Twin Cities.
Coca-Cola Murals – A nod to the region’s deep Coca-Cola history, these classic murals can be found on buildings in both Monroe and West Monroe.
Ouachita Candy Company Murals – The Candy Company Mural Project, a community art initiative in partnership with the Northeast Louisiana Arts Council, features works from 13 local artists displayed on the Ouachita Candy Company building in Downtown Monroe, transforming the space into a vibrant public art installation while the city redevelops it into a mixed-use facility.
Art Alley Murals – A rotating canvas of creativity, Art Alley is home to ever-changing street art and colorful window displays.
Jay Davis Mural – This striking mural on the Baker Building features a bold, oversized purple flower, bringing a pop of color to Downtown Monroe.
NELA Music Mural – A tribute to Northeast Louisiana’s rich musical heritage, this mural on Louisville Avenue celebrates the sounds that shape the region.
Louisiana Purchase Gardens & Zoo Mural – Greeting visitors at the zoo’s entrance, this vibrant piece captures the spirit of local wildlife and conservation.
Basketball Court Murals – The courts at Charles Johnson Park and Powell Street Community Center are transformed into works of art, blending sports and creativity.
Soup Kitchen Mural – A heartfelt tribute to a beloved community servant, Lillie "Granny Goins," this mural honors the legacy of compassion and care.
One Mile of Love – Stretching along the West Monroe levee wall, this large-scale mural is a celebration of unity, hope, and the local community.
318 Mural - Showcasing the region’s iconic area code, this mural on the side of Clifton and Company represents the pride, culture, and community spirit of Monroe-West Monroe.
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