Enjoy a drive around Festival Country Indiana and check out the colorful murals that decorate the buildings in our communities. Visit here to see photos of the Color the County mural program.
Bargersville
Bargersville Mural
10 S. Baldwin St., Bargersville
Artist Amber Berninger
Bargersville Unity Mural
89 S. Baldwin St., Bargersville
Artist Stacie Drane
Sweets & Treats and Garden of Hope
The Hope Gallery Sweets & Treats, 74 N. Main St., Bargersville
Taxman Mural
At Taxman Brewing Company, the company logo – a skull in a top hat – is painted on an exterior wall near the patio.
Taxman Brewing Company, 13 S. Baldwin St., Bargersville
Edinburgh
Buzzards of Blue River
Simple Abundance, 110 W. Main Cross St., Edinburgh
Cardinal
John R. Drybread Community Center, 100/102 East Main Cross, Edinburgh
Artist Andrea Light
Edinburgh Collage
100 E. Main Cross St., Edinburgh
Big Blue River
952 W. Center Cross St., Edinburgh
Artist Chelsie Liberati
Not Just Popcorn
101 E. Main Cross St., Edinburgh
Artist Amy Hommell
Franklin
Ben Franklin & Kites
315 E. Jefferson Street, Franklin
Artist Danny Causey
Bird & Blocks
Toodleydoo Toys, 2 W. Court St.
Artist Greg Potter
Blowing Bubbles
86 W. Court Street, Franklin
Artist Gordon Strain
Colorful Pets
An organization called Murals for Mutts created this quirky mural that features dogs and cats wearing colorful accessories.
Humane Society of Johnson County, 3827 Graham Road, Franklin
The Rising
South Main Street underpass, just north of Caisson Drive, Franklin
Artist Erin Davis
Good Vibes Mural
229 S. Main St., Franklin
Artist Shannon McKeon
Happily Ever After
401 State St., Franklin
Artists Chrissy Robertson and Gabriel Yaden
Pet Elves Art
169 E. Jefferson St., Franklin
Artist Greg Potter
Service Station Vignettes
At the classic service station, you’ll find vignettes of different scenes painted on an exterior wall.
Paris Super Service, 298 W. Jefferson St., Franklin
Artist Tom Peters
Sloth
Middle Davids Artisan Candles, 100 S Jackson St, Franklin
Artists Gordon Strain and Greg Potter
Kuji Alley
Swimming fish were added to an alley in Franklin during the inaugural Ethos Celebration of the Arts in 2019. In 2023, Japanese lanterns that glow at night, a red footbridge and a floor mural were added.
51 E. Court St., Franklin
Artists Gordon Strain and Greg Potter
Under the Sea
South Home Avenue bridge
Artist - Franklin Department of Public Art
Wall of Hope
This wall represents mental health and provides hope for those struggling.
Sharp Graphics, 49 W. Monroe St., Franklin
Artist Patrick Tisdale
Bonus Public Art
Artcraft Alley
This colorful alley has 200 stars hanging overhead that glow under blacklight at night. The number 200 is in celebration of both the city and county bicentennials, occurring in 2023.
The Historic Artcraft Theatre, 57 N. Main St., Franklin
Eclipse art
Amphitheater - 237 W Monroe St.
Artist LuAnn Lietz
Electrical box art
- At the corner of Home Avenue and Jefferson Street
- Corner of Jefferson Street and Madison Street
- Across from 57 N. Main St.
Artist - Mayor’s Youth Council
Painted plug covers
Amphitheater - 237 W Monroe St.
Artist LuAnn Lietz
Click here to explore the Franklin Arts District.
Greenwood
Cardinals
McCarty Mulch & Stone, 100 Bluffdale Road, Greenwood
Artist Leah Pinney
Quilted Wheels Tree
189 W. Main Street, Greenwood
Artist Amy Hommell
Tribute to First Responders
Greenwood Park Mall, 251 N. U.S. 31, Greenwood
Artist Sydney Nichols
Bonus Public Art
Art on The Trailway
While checking out the murals, be sure to stop for a walk and enjoy the Art on the Trailway in Greenwood. There are generally at least six pieces of three-dimensional art gracing the trail. Parking is available at Craig Park. Walk east to see the art.
Craig Park, 10 E. Smith Valley Road, Greenwood
Various artists
Trafalgar
Peonies and Bees
800 S. Indian Creek Drive, Trafalgar
Artists Chrissy Robertson, Meredith Pierson, Patrick Tisdale and Elissa McKee
Whiteland
Colorful Tree
HeavenEarth Church, 309 W. Main St., Whiteland
Draw Your Heart Out
530 Main Street, Whiteland
Artist Dave Windisch
Gummy Bears
This colorful gummy bear illusion is part of the Jiffy Lube mural project.
839 N. U.S. 31, Whiteland
Artist Carl Leck