Explore The Newest Murals On Rockford’s Public Art Trail
Rockford isn't a place you just drive through. With our incredible, growing art scene, there's tons to see around this gorgeous city!
Something that makes my day when driving downtown? The abundance of murals Rockford has to offer. Which one is your favorite... because a few new works of art just got added to the Rockford Public Art Trail!
Explore The Newest Murals On Rockford's Public Art Trail
My favorite has to be the mural on Rockford's Southside; Jenny Roesel Ustick & Atalie Gagnet S. Main Mural. It was created in 2021 as part of CRE8IV transformational art.
"Inspired by the hope that children bring into our lives and communities. Mila Rose, whose family is deeply rooted in the Southside of Rockford, and is the focal point of the design, reaches one hand back to the wisdom and traditions of her ancestors, bringing them into the present and lighting the way to the future." [GoRockford]
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The newest art added to Rockford's Public Art Trail can be found in various areas of town. Have you spotted these yet?!
Located at 3502 E. State St.:
Located at E. State & First St. intersection:
Located at 401 E. State St. parking lot, three sides of electrical box:
Located at Wyman St & E State St intersection:
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I moved to downtown Rockford five years ago and it was possibly the best decision I've ever made. The amount of events, entertainment, and art to enjoy have transformed this place into something truly special.
If you want to join in on the fun, make sure to take a picture with each piece of art on your adventure! It's simple to do!
- Grab the map for free here (I did!)
- Check in at various art installations to earn prizes
- Share your journey by tagging @GoRockford and #rockfordpublicarttrail
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