Downtown Hartford Mural Tour

Children under 16 years old are free to attend

Public Art Walking Tour:October 22nd at 4:00PM, starting at the LAZ Parking Lot at 300 Market Street, Hartford CT.

Tour Details: The tour will kick off at 4:00PM at the Bazaar Mural by Corey Pane at 300 Market Street.
We will work our way through Downtown Hartford and end at the corner of Main Street and Talcott Street in front of the "Reawaken Wonder" Mural by Michael Rice and "From Hartford with Love" by Deka Henry.

Tour Stops: *subject to change*

1. Bazaar Mural: Corey Pane
2. CRT Fierce Women Mural: Micaela Levesque
3. Cortio Cirque du Soleil Mural: Corey Pane
4. Hartford Has It Mural: Ben Keller
5. Luzia Cirque du Soleil Mural: Corey Pane
6. Charter Oak Mural: Adam Niklewicz
7. Sugar Beet Workers Mural: Carlos Hernandez Chavez
8. White Oak Leaf Throne Installation : Tao Labossiere
9. Just Grow Mural: Corey Pane
10. Raise the Curtain Mural: Michael Rice
11. From Hartford with Love: Deka Henry
12. Reawaken Wonder Mural: Michael Rice

The tour is approximately 2 hours and a 2 mile walk.There will be an opportunity for bathroom break at the Sugar Beats Mural at City Hall.Parking is available for FREE at the LAZ Parking lot at the first mural stop on Market Street.

A little bit more about RiseUP:

Founded in 2012, RiseUP began with a mission to empower youth to be the catalyst that uplifts and inspires their community. Through this mission we have helped to transform communities through the power of public art. Starting as a grassroots initiative, RiseUP has evolved into Connecticut’s premier public art nonprofit, completing over 300 placemaking, public art, and murals installations across the state. Our projects range from large-scale murals to interactive art experiences, engaging thousands of local residents, youth, and artists to create works that reflect the unique character and culture of each community.

Through collaborations with schools, businesses, municipalities, and nonprofits, RiseUP uses art as a tool for social change, promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in public spaces. Our efforts, including the MLK39 Racial Equity Mural Tour, have sparked dialogue around important societal issues while beautifying neighborhoods and instilling community pride.

At RiseUP, we believe that public art isn’t just decoration—it’s a powerful medium for storytelling, unity, and transformation.

Host or Publisher RiseUP for Arts