If you enjoy snapping a photo of that colorful wall you stumbled upon while exploring a new destination, you are in the right place!
Track down thought-provoking murals in Greater Green Bay by embarking on a mural tour of the region and discover the local artists' creations shown below.
All of these murals can be found in public spaces for anyone to view and enjoy. Artists regard the city’s walls and surfaces as living canvases, so be prepared to find color popping in alleyways, under bridges, in abandoned lots or on the side of local businesses.
Bring your camera and get ready to start your story-telling graffiti tour of Greater Green Bay. Share your findings with us by using #LoveGB and tagging us on Instagram @visitgreenbay.
Downtown Green Bay District
The heart of Green Bay located along Washington Street, Walnut Street, Adams Street and the surrounding area is home to thriving businesses, growing residential, local eateries, and exciting events. Immerse yourself in local culture as you explore our historic center.
Bart Starr Mural
Photo Credit: Downtown Green Bay Inc.
Perched on the west exterior wall of the historic Bellin Building at 130 E. Walnut St., the mural by local artist Beau Thomas features a commanding image of Packers legend Bart Starr in his iconic No. 15 jersey, alongside one of his most humble reflections: “I was just one part of a great team.” Completed in summer 2024, the piece pays tribute not only to Starr’s Hall‑of‑Fame legacy, but also his deep connection to Green Bay—especially as motorists cross the nearby Bart Starr Memorial Bridge, making it a vibrant symbol of community pride downtown
Artist: Beau Thomas
Location: 130 E. Walnut St.
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Ho-Cunk Heritage Mural
Beneath the Dousman Street (Ray Nitschke Memorial) Bridge in downtown Green Bay, a striking 130‑foot “Ho‑Chunk Heritage Mural” was unveiled in July 2024 during ArtFest—with over 300 volunteers bringing it to life. Featuring the Ho‑Chunk phrase “Wookixete” (“Love One Another”), a traditional dugout canoe, and twelve clan feathers inspired by Bear Clan artist Ken Lewis, the mural honors the deep history and vibrant culture of the Ho‑Chunk Nation in this region.
Artist: Inspired by Ken Lewis
Location: 401 N Washington St
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My House of Feather and Stone
Nestled along the scenic Fox River Trail in downtown Green Bay, "My House of Feather and Stone" by Richard Taylor is a vibrant, abstract aluminum sculpture that—with its organic form, bold colors, and intricate silhouette—evokes both natural textures and architectural charm, inviting passersby to pause and appreciate the blending of art with the riverside landscape.
Artist: Richard Taylor
Location: Fox River Trail
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Sunrise at Fanad Heat Light House
Beneath the historic walls at 234 S. Washington St., the vibrant mural “Sunrise at Fanad Head Lighthouse”, painted by Daniel Gardiner with assistant Dale Knaak, beautifully recreates the luminous Irish coastal scene—complete with curious sheep—inviting passersby to bask in the warmth and charm of a Donegal sunrise in the heart of downtown Green Bay,
Artist: Daniel and assistant Dale Knaak
Location: 234 S. Washington
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On Broadway
The Broadway District has a diverse collection of permanent and temporary public art that complements the natural and built environment through innovative place-making, installations, and infrastructure enhancements. The district's collection includes more than 13 permanent public artworks.
Hopeland Mural
Photo Credit: Green Bay Murals
A colorful mural on On Broadway's storage shed to spread awareness about their annual Hopeland event, a music festival that ended in 2019.
Location: 325 N Broadway, Green Bay, WI
Responsibility & Repercussion
Photo Credit: Green Bay Murals
A bee-inspired mural by Ally Wilber alongside the walls (and funded by) the restaurant Three Three Five.
Location: 335 N Broadway, Green Bay, WI
Oneida
Basking in its prime spot at 111 N Broadway in the Broadway District, the "Oneida" mural by Koda Witsken celebrates the enduring heritage of the Oneida Nation with a powerful portrayal of a modern Oneida woman in traditional dress, surrounded by native flora and fauna like cranberries, lilies, pelicans, and sunfish—visibly grounding their past, present, and deep connection to Wisconsin’s lands
Artist: Koda Witsken
Location: 111 N. Broadway
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The Butterfly Effect
Photo Credit: Green Bay Murals
Illustrated alongside of the wall of the business, Vincent Urban Walker & Associates, the imagery of a butterfly with various patterns and messages within its wings are depicted.
Location: 300 Dousman St, Green Bay, WI
Criminal Color
This is one of Green Bay Public Arts Commissions spaces for the Rotating Art program. The art located at the entrance to Leicht Memorial Park is called Criminal Color, by Beau Thomas.
Location: 128 Dousman St, Green Bay, WI
Dream Without Limits
A collaborative effort between On Broadway, CP, ASPIRO, Curative Connections, the GBPAC and mural artist, Beau Thomas that aims to inspire those with disabilities to dream big.
Location: 128 N Broadway, Green Bay, WI
Pedro the Pelican
Photo Credit: Green Bay Murals
‘Pedro the Pelican’ was created by artist Kent Hutchison. Located at the Neville Public Museum. Kent created Pedro as homage to Green Bay’s history and natural resources. Pedro was designed to reflect the major efforts put forth to reclaim and restore the Fox River and the flourishing downtown and vibrant communities of Green Bay.
Location: 210 Museum Place, Green Bay, WI
I Will Be a Hummingbird
Beneath the Broadway District sky at 423 Dousman Street, the vibrant mural “I Will Be a Hummingbird” by John Kowalczyk draws inspiration from a Wangari Maathai folktale—depicting lucid, glowing hummingbirds and a giant guiding hand to symbolize the courage of small yet meaningful acts, reminding viewers to “do the best you can” even when facing overwhelming odds
Artist: John Kowalczyk
Location: 401 N Washington St
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Olde Main Street District
This area ignites passion and conversation by bringing art out of the galleries and onto the streets. You will enjoy the majority of the city's murals in this district as well as art studios & exhibits, pet-friendly green spaces, and creative businesses, alongside authentic, international grocery stores and local restaurants.
The Green Bay Mural
Green Bay's largest mural by artist Beau Thomas on the side of the Kuehn Printing Building.
There are many elements to this massive painting. The ‘GREEN BAY’ text stretches across the wall and is a loud proclamation of who the people of Green Bay are. Near the middle of the mural is the Fox River and Tower Drive Bridge. The river is central to Green Bay’s natural landscape and the bridge is an iconic element of the waterway. On the left end of the mural is a marker for the beginning of The Arts District on Main Street. The far-right end of the mural showcases some of Downtown Green Bay’s most prominent buildings; The Watermark building, which is the most dominant structure on the riverfront, The Courthouse, an object of classical architecture and a cornerstone of downtown, and The Bellin Building, which has an iconic as well as historical importance to the city. Finally, there is text that proclaims “Love Where You Live.” Altogether, the elements of the mural interact in a celebration of Green Bay.
Location: 620 Main Street, Green Bay, WI
Enjoy the Ride
Photo Credit: Green Bay Murals
This colorful mural designed by Beau Thomas can be found on the side of the Macco Financial building on Main Street. This mural gives people the obvious message of "enjoy the ride" as you’re passing by. It’s also a message about life and to enjoy every moment and appreciate the journey.
Location: 1138 Main Street, Green Bay, WI
Guardian of Life
Photo Credit: Green Bay Murals
Mural designed by Candace Cole and Green Bay Area Public School District Students found on Jaguar Marketing Building. The work of art depicts a woman's spirit, which passes through her hair representing birth, renewal and peace.
Location: 1375 Cedar Street, Green Bay, WI
Unity
Photo Credit: Green Bay Murals
This mural by Egypt Hagan on Art Garage Building illustrates diversity and unity within the Three Corners neighborhood in Green Bay. The work of art displays the faces of Green Bay residents that belong to different ethnicities and races symbolizing diversity and equality throughout the local community.
Location: 1429 Main Street, Green Bay, WI
Frog and Toad
Photo Credit: Downtown Green Bay, Inc.
Tucked above 1201 Main Street in Green Bay’s Olde Main Street District, the playful “Frog and Toad” sculpture duo—created by Naomi Moes-Jenkins—leaps off the building’s facade in colorful whimsy, inviting onlookers to pause, smile, and add their own stories to this dynamic public art installation.
Artist: Naomi Moes-Jenkins
Location: 1201 Main St.
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De Pere
The Downtown De Pere Mural Project was launched in 2018 to create public art that conveys a piece of the story of De Pere’s history while reflecting a connection to the current vibe of the city or a vision for the future. Murals found in this area reflect the people, culture and spirit of downtown De Pere.
Fox River Industries Mural
A mural depicting the history of the Fox River's logging, sawmill and paper-making industries by artist James Barany.
Location: 131 N. Broadway, De Pere, WI
Interlaced
Volunteers helped paint a mural designed by two artists from De Pere's sister city Amal, Sweden. They came to De Pere to represent the cities' partnership visually with the mural, Interlaced.
Location: 115 N. Wisconsin Street, De Pere, WI
The Power of Creativity
Mural by artist Carli Ihde.
Location: 520 George Street, De Pere, WI
Elephant Mural
Photo Credit: The Green Bay Guide
Mural by Andrew Linskens is located right off the Fox River Trail in downtown De Pere right behind Northern Tide Tattoo.
Location: 109 N. Broadway, De Pere, WI
Cityscape
Mural by Natalie Halverson.
Location: 353 Main Avenue, De Pere, WI
De Pere Centennial Mural
Mural that illustrates the evolution of the City of De Pere over the years of 1890 - 1990 - 2015, showcasing then & now.
Location: 147 N. Front Street, De Pere, WI
Masks of Comedy and Tragedy
Photo Credit: Harriet Mahabir
Mural by artist Andrew Linskens located on the Broadway Theatre building in De Pere.
Location: 123 S. Broadway, De Pere, WI
Dove of Peace
Photo Credit: Bozena Slonko
Mural by Danny Lemke.
Location: 365 Main Avenue, De Pere, WI
Flower Power
Photo Credit: @rtgirl1995
New mural by Andrew Linskens in Downtown De Pere. Find it on the corner of Broadway and George Street.
Location: 101 S. Broadway Street, De Pere, WI 54115
Algoma
Take a leisurely stroll through town and treat yourself to a brief history of some of the more prominent buildings in historic Algoma. Download this Algoma Walking Tour Brochure to help you plan your adventure.
Algoma Net Company
This mural depicts the historical Algoma Net Company which has operated for more than a century. Designed by artist Michael Clark of Aledo, IL and sponsored by Baylake Bank.
Location: 387 Steele Street, Algoma, WI
Kohlbeck & Sons Fine Tailors
Mural by artist Cameron Bortz of Pawcatuck, CT and sponsored by The Norb Kohlbeck Family.
Location: 419 Wisconsin 42, Algoma WI
Commercial Fishing & Shipping
Mural by artist Dale Knaak of Sheboygan, WI and sponsored by Friends of Algoma.
Location:419 Wisconsin 42, Algoma WI
Ahnapee & Western Railroad
Mural by artists Bill & Jane Diaz of Pontiac, IL and sponsored by Algoma Hardwoods, Inc.
Location: 504 Third Street, Algoma, WI
Hennemann’s Cream City House
Mural by artists Dave & Susie Butler of Syracuse, IN and sponsored by Isaksen Architects, LLC.
Location: 504 Third Street, Algoma, WI
Algoma Sport Fishing
Mural by artist Andy Goretski of Tomahawk, WI and sponsored by Algoma Area Chamber of Commerce.
Location: 513 First Street, Algoma, WI
Algoma's Steam Heritage
Location: 413 Wisconsin 42, Algoma, WI
Native American Mural
Location: 524 Second Street, Algoma, WI
Reinhart Brothers Shoe Store
Mural by artist David Petri and sponsored by The Reinhart Family.
Location: 317 Steele St, Algoma, WI
Kodan Feed Mill
Kodan Feed Store (Ghost Sign) was designed by Adam & Sarah May of Lincoln IL and is sponsored by Tom Dallman & Cheri Long.
Location: 211 Navarino Street, Algoma, WI
More Murals to Discover
Moment of Zen
Photo Credit: Green Bay Murals
Artist Kent Hutchinson painted this watercolor style mural done in acrylic, for the owner of Sense Spa where the mural is located on the west side of Green Bay. The new tea house and spa owner is adding to the beautiful Zen gardens with this artistic mural. There will also be outside seating in the peaceful, minimalist, Zen-like garden.
Location: 124 S. Military Avenue, Green Bay, WI
Ahnapee Brewery
This mural used to be found on the corner of Second and State Street in downtown Algoma on the side of the Pizza Bowl. When they were planning to tear it down, the owner of Ahnapee Brewery asked to purchase the mural to showcase in their new brewery location in Green Bay, WI. You can now find this preserved mural painted by Chris Shuster in 2007 in Ahnapee's taproom located in the Village of Suamico.
Location: 1824 Parkfield Court, Suamico, WI 54173
Packers Fence Painters
Photo Credit: Green Bay Murals
Across the street from Lambeau Field you will find Packers Fences painted with new designs each season. This one is called 'Our Champion Our Starr’ by Zane Statz and Spencer Nolan Young.
Location: 1265 Lombardi Avenue, Green Bay, WI
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