Your Guide to Murals in Baton Rouge

Side of building facing Laurel Street
Address: 359 Third Street
Artist: Kayla Newnam

Commissioned in celebration of Visit Baton Rouge’s 50th anniversary, the Visit Baton Rouge postcard mural was painted by artist Kayla Newnam, founder and creator of Out There Murals, a cross-country mural project. The postcard depicts several themes associated with our city and culture – crawfish, Mardi Gras, history and major universities, LSU and Southern.

Inside Raising Cane’s River Center
Address: 275 South River Road
Artist: Skinny Dope

Step inside the Raising Cane's River Center and you'll find more than just an event venue. Local artist Skinny Dope brought the city's personality to life with this mural, offering a glimpse into different neighborhoods in Baton Rouge.

Address: 4158 Government Street
Artist: @marcfreshart

This colorful mural outside Curbside Burgers on Government Street is exactly the kind of street art that makes Mid City so special. Created by local artist Marc Fresh, it's as eye-catching as the burgers inside.

Address: 1640 Plank Road
Artist: Venazir Martinez

This powerful mural at Cosey's Barbershop in North Baton Rouge is more than just street art. Commissioned by The Walls Project and created by artist Venazir, the large-scale piece was unveiled by Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center to spark conversations about clinical trials and the importance of diversity in cancer research. A beautiful reminder that art can inspire change and that representation matters in every community.

Address: 541 S. Eugene Street (in front of Mimosa Handcrafted)

A love letter to Louisiana's state bird, this mural outside Mimosa Handcrafted is a must-stop for anyone strolling through the neighborhood. Bold, beautiful, and unmistakably Louisiana.

Address: 2013 Central Road
Artist: Skinny Dope

Local artist Skinny Dope brings his signature style to the Scotlandville community with this vibrant mural at the Jewel J. Newman Community Center, celebrating the culture and spirit of one of Baton Rouge's most historic neighborhoods.

Oxbow Rum Distillery
Address: 760 St Philip St.
Artists: JoLean Laborde and Wendell Brunious

This postcard-style mural outside Oxbow Rum Distillery is a cheerful welcome to one of downtown Baton Rouge's most spirited destinations. Created by artists JoLean Laborde and Wendell Brunious, it's a fun photo stop before or after a distillery tour.

Downtown Baton Rouge
Address: 300 S River Rd. (in front of the Louisiana Art & Science Museum on the riverfront)

Tucked along the riverfront, this staircase mural transforms an everyday walkway into a work of art. Depicting waves and hidden quatrefoils, it celebrates Baton Rouge's iconic symbol and serves as a perfect photo-op along the Mississippi River.

Downtown Baton Rouge
Near River Road and Laurel Street
Artist: Marc Fresh

Local artist Marc Fresh captures the rhythm and flow of the Mississippi River in this downtown mural. It's a fitting tribute to the waterway that has shaped Baton Rouge for centuries.

Address: 2648 Government Street

This mural outside Pink Elephant Antiques on Government Street is a neighborhood staple and a favorite backdrop for photos. It perfectly creative energy of the Mid City - unique and not afraid to display a little flair.

Back of building facing Lafayette Street
Address: 201 Florida Street
Artist: Marc Fresh

This mural on the back of Poor Boy Lloyd's brings a little extra life to downtown's Florida Street. Stand in the middle of the crawfish claws to get the perfect photo immersion!

Address: 200 Convention Street (Hotel Indigo)
Artists: Jacob Zumo & Brandan Odums

Collaboration meets creativity in this vibrant mural on the side of Hotel Indigo. It's a powerful piece that'll look good for any photo you have in mind!

Address: 1102 Eddie Robinson Sr. Drive
Artist: Tats Cru

Mural collective Tats Cru made their mark in Baton Rouge with this bold piece of art. Stand in front and get the perfect shot with Baton Rouge in bold letters.

Address: 7333 Highland Road

A fun nod to Baton Rouge's postcard-style mural tradition, this colorful piece outside Superior Grill on Highland Road is a popular spot for photos before a round of margaritas.

Downtown Baton Rouge
Address: 339 Florida St

This inspiring mural at the Helix Mentorship STEAM Academy downtown reflects the creativity and potential of the next generation of Baton Rouge artists, scientists, and thinkers. A colorful reminder that art and education go hand in hand!