Tampa Bay Murals

Tampa Bay is a melting pot of people, cultures and backgrounds. Nowhere is this diversity more prominently displayed than in its murals and public art scene. With beautiful murals spread throughout downtown and several other neighborhoods, you’re sure to find the perfect backdrop for your next photo op. Take a stroll, by foot or by bike, and be inspired by Tampa Bay’s colorful array of mural art.

NO. 1

STAY CURIOUS

Located across from the Glazer Children’s Museum in the heart of Tampa’s downtown arts district, this multi-building piece was created to inspire people of all ages to discover the creativity that surrounds them.

📍 : 800 N. Ashley Drive
🎨 : @tesone and @knownasba

NO. 2

Peace and Love

Because sometimes, all you need is nothing but peace and love. Check out the glow from this beautiful peace at the popular Sparkman Wharf.

📍 : Sparkman Wharf, 615 Channelside Drive
🎨 : @adamfu

NO. 3

Sparkman Wharf Shipping Containers

Sparkman Wharf is Tampa Bay’s popular outdoor food-hall. Restaurant concepts are located inside shipping containers that are works of art themselves, each offering a unique design and visual celebration of Tampa Bay.

📍 : Sparkman Wharf, 615 Channelside Drive
🎨 : @peprallyinc

NO. 4

Ray Charles & Tom Brady

Sports, music, and art are some of the things we can all come together and enjoy. After 20 years with the New England Patriots, Tom Brady joined the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and made history by winning Super Bowl LV at home in Raymond James Stadium.

Legendary musician, Ray Charles, actually lived in Tampa, and throughout all his travels, always considered Tampa his permanent address. This piece celebrates unity and the greatness of Tampa Bay icons.

📍 : 1000 N. Florida Ave
🎨 : @audreyjennifer and @mattkressart

NO. 5

All For Love

What do you love about Tampa Bay, FL? The “All for Love” mural features fun depictions of iconic local wildlife – like the Ybor Chickens!

📍 : 1001 N Florida Ave
🎨 : @_illsol

NO. 6

Tampa Postcard

The iconic Tampa Postcard mural features several Tampa Bay icons, including the Jose Gaspar pirate ship, minarets from the University of Tampa and the historic TECO Streetcar.

📍 : @PPK building, 1102 N Florida Ave
🎨 : @carlcowdeniii

NO. 7

Viva Ybor Mural

A colorful celebration of Ybor City. This mural features Ybor founder, Vincente Martinez Ybor, as well as other Ybor sights like the Historic TECO streetcar and wild chickens.

📍 : 1909 E SEVENTH AVE.
🎨 : @chicolesnyc

NO. 8

Evangeline’s Feast

This mural is located at the wine storage building of the legendary Bern’s Steakhouse on a 60 x 30-foot wall. After visiting the iconic steakhouse for a meal, Tristan Eaton learned the deep history of Bern’s, and incorporated an image of founder, Bern Laxer, into this South Tampa mural.

📍 : 1208 S. Howard Ave
🎨 : @tristaneaton