Walking through the streets of Starkville, you will be able to enjoy several wall murals along Lampkin St., Russell Street, University Drive, and Louisville Street. These brightly colored murals highlight the arts in Starkville and liven up the buildings and walls that they adorn.
Take on the challenge of finding every mural in Starkville! Be sure to document your journey and tag #ArtInStark as you capture each mural!
Starkvegas
by Deborah Mansfield
Located at 550 Russell St. (at the Mill)
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by Joseph and Joe MacGown
Located at 100 block of W. Lampkin St.
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By Joseph MacGown
Located at 100 block of W. Lampkin St.
Fractured Color Wheel
By Henderson Ward Stewart Elementary School students
Located 100 Block of W. Lampkin St.
Photo credit SAAC
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By Michael Roy
Located at 103C Rue Du Grand Fromage.
Bridge on University Dr.
By Bob Brzuszek, Anstacia Doughty, and Joseph MacGown
Located on University Dr. just east of Old West Point Rd.
Photo credit SAAC
Oby’s Coca-Cola Mural
By Unknown
Located on the outside wall of Oby’s restaurant – 504 Academy Rd.
Cadence Celebrates Starkville
By Art & Associates
Located at the new Cadence Bank on Russel Street – 793 Russell St.
Never Stop Dreaming
by Anstacia Doughty
Located at the corner of S. Lafayette St. and Main St.
Fish out of Water
By Allison Julien
Located at 100 block of W. Lampkin St.
Photo credit SAAC
A Bright Future
By the Oktibbeha Young Leaders Class of 2019
Located at the 100 block of W. Lampkin St.
Photo credit SAAC
Indian Heritage
By Deborah Mansfield
Located at 1016 Louisville St.
Main Street Planters
Various Artists
Located downtown on Main Street
Cotton District Street Mural
By Michael Roy
Located at the intersection of University Dr. and Maxwell St.
Belle’s Gives You Wings
By Unkown
Located at Belle’s Nail Bar, 500 Russell St Suite 35
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By Michael Roy
Located on the wall of the Cotton District Office (100 Maxwell St.)
From City Hall to Lee Hall: We’re all in this Together
By Mississippi State University Students
Located on the wall of the Office of Research and Economic Development’s ‘Hub’ in Downtown Starkville. At the intersection of Jackson St. and Main St.
