Get Swept Away by the Beauty of a Hot Springs Mural Tour  

Here in the Natural State, you can easily get swept away with the beauty all around, especially when in Hot Springs National Park. But Hot Springs also offers ample cultural beauty to indulge in, including beautiful, eye-catching murals. Whether they celebrate local history, community, or just the whimsy of art, these pieces in and around downtown Hot Springs make the area somewhat of an outdoor art museum. Take the Hot Springs Mural Tour to see each of these works of art during your visit! 

Dragons, donut portals, and accordions churning out pizzas! Hot Springs’ collection of murals is sure to inspire creativity. Plan your visit to see all of Hot Springs’ breathtaking murals today! Visit www.hotsprings.org for loads of Hot Springs info. 

Mural Tour Locations 

1. Signature | 910 Park Avenue 

2. Osage Yellow | 873 Park Avenue  

3. David F. Watkins Park Mural | 811 Park Ave 

4. Donut Portal | 701 Park Avenue 

5. Northwoods | 300 Pineland Drive 

6. Alligator Farm | 847 Whittington  

7. Dryden Pottery | 341 Whittington  

8. Emergent Arts | 341-A Whittington 

9. Remember | 112 Central Avenue  

10. Verna’s Dream | 320 Central Avenue  

11. Lauray’s Angel Wings | 402 Central Ave 

12. Quapaw | 502 Central Avenue 

13. Sister City | 833 Central Avenue 

14. Playing Cards | 204 Malvern 

15. Black Broadway | 350 Malvern  

16. Promise for Peace | 127 Pleasant St 

17. How We Play | 247 Silver Street  

18. Check It Out | Garland Cty Library  

19. Central Theater | 1008 Central 

20. Community | 1008 Central  

21. SQZBX | 236 Ouachita Avenue 

22. Venus of the Springs | 374 Exchange 

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