Long Beach Walls

Murals and public art give a city character, injecting colorful elements of human expression into urban spaces and contributing to a shared cultural iconography. Several movements and organizations have created public art in Long Beach, perhaps none as prolific as Long Beach Walls, a week-long festival that celebrates street art and mural painting. In 2024, the festival returns for its ninth year with new murals, artist talks, a bike tour, and an art exhibition, all of it free to the public.

2024 FESTIVAL

FESTIVAL HISTORY

Since 2015, Long Beach has added more than 100 public murals to buildings throughout the city, created by artists participating in the Long Beach Walls festival. Formerly known as POW! WOW! Long Beach, the festival is part of a global network of Worldwide Walls events that aim to enrich communities through art programs. In 2023, Long Beach Walls featured local artists Jason Keam and Jess Weymouth, installations by Balloonski, artwork created with recycled materials and live projections.

ARTISTS

FIND THE MURALS

Take a look at all of the murals created during past festivals on the Long Beach Walls website and find their locations on an interactive map. To take a tour of the new murals being created this year, visit our map below, or join the bike tour on June 26. The public will have the chance to see the artists at work painting their murals from 11AM to 6PM on June 24 and from 9AM to 6PM each day between June 25 and 28.

2024 Long Beach Walls Mural Locations

1Alepsis Hernandez

2A.L. Grime

3Andrea Wan

4Detour

5ILL.DES

6KATBING

7LEDANIA and SakoAsko

8Lula Goce

9Noah Worldsmith

10SAWAI

11Persue and Rain

12W3AR3ON3

13594evah

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Claire Atkinson