Two new murals showcase Cleveland's history
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Artist Dayzwhun's mural at the CMHA Welcome Center. Photos: Nathan Migal courtesy of Destination Cleveland
The latest additions to Destination Cleveland's "Murals Across the City" program are on full display.
Zoom in: Artist Naijal "Dayzwhun" Hawkins' mural at the CMHA Welcome Center on West 25th Street in Ohio City honors Cleveland's industrial roots, from steelworkers and salt miners to trailblazing inventor Garrett Morgan.
- Local artist Tessa LeBaron's mural at 706 E. 185th St. in Collinwood pays tribute to nearby Euclid Beach Park, featuring Lake Erie, the surrounding landscape and Cleveland's skyline.
The big picture: Murals Across the City, which launched in 2023, aims to beautify Cleveland neighborhoods while creating Instagram-worthy destinations for residents and visitors.
- The two new murals bring the total number of new public artworks from the program to 11.
What's next: Another mural, designed by Nathalie Bermudez, is expected to be installed at the Pivot Center for the Arts by spring 2027.