Runway Blvd
Oklahoma City, OK

Ranked number one in the nation for street art by USA Today two years in a row, Oklahoma City is emerging as a destination city for creatives, artists and pioneers of all types.

25 NW 9th St
Oklahoma City, OK

1 E Sheridan Ave
Oklahoma City, OK

"The Council" was created by Eric Tippeconnic (Comanche Nation of Oklahoma) with latex enamel on Brick. You can find this mural on the side of the Exhibit C Gallery building, located in the Bricktown Entertainment District.

Britton

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

The Britton District is one of OKC’s latest areas being revived by a group of business owners and passionate neighbors working to preserve a stretch of Britton Road along historic Route 66. This area boasts vibrant murals, vintage boutiques and live music. Not to mention tasty eats ranging from locally brewed coffee, beer and even a distillery to Southwest cuisine and more.

1012 NW 1st St
Oklahoma City, OK

Equal parts historic and revitalized, the West Village – including Film Row – is home a mix of artistic retail businesses, fun dining and nightlife options, street art and galleries, plus swoon-worthy Art Deco architecture details throughout the district.

Oklahoma City, OK

By far the largest public art installation is Paul Moore’s massive—more than 100-yards long— a tribute to the Land Run in Lower Bricktown on the South Canal. The humans and horses are sculpted at 1.5 times natural size, making many of the men 12-feet tall. It’s a powerful, arresting, sprawling and truly epic series of sculptures.

Plaza District

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

The Plaza District is filled with public art, including this mural on the side of Ma Der Lao Kitchen. You'll want to check out the Plaza Walls while you visit, a rotating mural project featuring artwork from more than 25 artists.

1920 N Broadway Ave
Oklahoma City, OK

What makes mural chasing in OKC so interesting and exciting is you literally don’t know where the next one is going to pop up. While there is heavier concentration in some areas, beautiful murals adorn every one of our districts and beyond.

300 SW 7th St
Oklahoma City, OK

Designed by Hans Butzer, the Skydance Bridge soars over Scissortail Park and pays homage to the Oklahoma state bird, the Scissor-tailed Flycatcher. The bridge lights up at night for evening photo ops, and its unique and modern design pairs well with the ever-growing city skyline in the background. The bridge also connects the upper and lower sections of Scissortail Park.

3325 N Classen Blvd
Oklahoma City, OK

The mural on Cafe Kacao's building portrays the rich cultural tapestry of Central and South America. This mural embodies hardship, endurance, beauty, farewells, bravery, faith and the American dream—a dream that compels many of us to leave everything behind in pursuit of a brighter future for our children. Carlos Barboza, a talented artist from Costa Rica, painted the mural. The mural celebrates the lush flora and fauna native to Latin America, featuring national flowers from Latin American countries that are as beautiful as they are rare, such as Guatemala’s White Nun and Mexico’s Dahlia, Ghost Orchid Of Panama, Guaria Morada of Costa Rica, Thespia Grandiflora of Puerto Rico. The mural also showcases two majestic birds: the Quetzal, Guatemala’s national bird symbolizing freedom, and the Toucan, Belize’s national bird, known for its vibrant beauty. At the heart of the mural stands the iconic Arch of Santa Catalina, a beacon of resilience and one of Guatemala’s most cherished landmarks.