Squamish Mural Walk FestivalThe third annual Squamish Mural Walk Festival will take place from July 28 to July 30 in Downtown Squamish. Don’t miss out on another captivating weekend of Art, Culture, Community, and Entertainment!
The Squamish Mural Walk is a free, year-round self-guided tour of the murals in Downtown Squamish.
At the 2023 Squamish Mural Walk Festival from July 28 – July 30, a number of new murals will be added, bringing together a diversity of artists and adding to the existing murals which date back to 2000, many of which are thanks to the Squanderer Mural Festival and the District of Squamish Public Art Committee.
The best way to explore the murals in Downtown Squamish is by simply taking a stroll with the self-guided tour. Experience the diverse local cultures, history, and heritage of Squamish dating back to 2000 at your own pace while tagging #downtownSquamish and #SquamishMuralWalk with your favourite artists.
Everybody is welcome to come by the tents at Stan Clarke park from 10am – 4pm daily (July 28, 29 & 30) to collect a map or join a tour, then take the walk to see live mural installations taking place and visit the existing murals. All over downtown, they’ll be exciting activities happening, from Open Street Day on Saturday (10am – 5pm) to live music, art, and family entertainment.
The Squamish Mural Walk is a great opportunity to experience the diversity, culture, history and heritage of Downtown Squamish all at your own pace…..and don’t forget to tag #squamishmuralwalk and #downtownsquamish on all your photos.
Art in its many forms has the power to energize public spaces, make us think, and transform the place we work, live, and play. The murals we are showcasing increase the liveability and artistic richness of downtown Squamish. They encourage genuine community participation thus strengthening community interactions. A mural can create belonging and a sense of pride, reduce graffiti and tagging and allow neighbourhoods to shape their community through beautification. There are so many hidden gems within the downtown neighbourhood, the mural walk is our time to show them off!
The RFP for the 2023 mural walk festival is now live!
For more information head over to www.squamishmuralwalk.com
The third annual Squamish Mural Walk Festival will take place from July 28 to July 30 in Downtown Squamish. Don’t miss out on another captivating weekend of Art, Culture, Community, and Entertainment!
The Squamish Mural Walk is a free, year-round self-guided tour of the murals in Downtown Squamish.
At the 2023 Squamish Mural Walk Festival from July 28 – July 30, a number of new murals will be added, bringing together a diversity of artists and adding to the existing murals which date back to 2000, many of which are thanks to the Squanderer Mural Festival and the District of Squamish Public Art Committee.
The best way to explore the murals in Downtown Squamish is by simply taking a stroll with the self-guided tour. Experience the diverse local cultures, history, and heritage of Squamish dating back to 2000 at your own pace while tagging #downtownSquamish and #SquamishMuralWalk with your favourite artists.
Everybody is welcome to come by the tents at Stan Clarke park from 10am – 4pm daily (July 28, 29 & 30) to collect a map or join a tour, then take the walk to see live mural installations taking place and visit the existing murals. All over downtown, they’ll be exciting activities happening, from Open Street Day on Saturday (10am – 5pm) to live music, art, and family entertainment.
The Squamish Mural Walk is a great opportunity to experience the diversity, culture, history and heritage of Downtown Squamish all at your own pace…..and don’t forget to tag #squamishmuralwalk and #downtownsquamish on all your photos.
Art in its many forms has the power to energize public spaces, make us think, and transform the place we work, live, and play. The murals we are showcasing increase the liveability and artistic richness of downtown Squamish. They encourage genuine community participation thus strengthening community interactions. A mural can create belonging and a sense of pride, reduce graffiti and tagging and allow neighbourhoods to shape their community through beautification. There are so many hidden gems within the downtown neighbourhood, the mural walk is our time to show them off!
The RFP for the 2023 mural walk festival is now live!
For more information head over to www.squamishmuralwalk.com
