See all the murals in
downtown Fort Bragg

The Rhododendron - Behind 300 N Main St.
The Fish Mural - 345 N Franklin St.
Mendocino Panorama - Hwy 1 where the train tracks cross the street
​Sub Rosa - 400 E Laurel Ave.
Sleeping Cat - 223 E Redwood Ave.
Tarot Cat - 128 E Redwood Ave.
Be a Light - Main St. and Redwood Ave.
​Queen Bee - 481 N Main St.
Redwood Frolic - 221 E Redwood Ave.
Sunlit Redwood Forest - 301 E Redwood Ave.
Protean Forms - Behind 300 N Main St. (look north past the Rhododendron) 
Harbor Seals - Behind 203 N Main St.
​From Finland to Fort Bragg - 345 N Franklin St. 
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The Alleyway Art Project is bringing a series of murals to downtown Fort Bragg CA. The project is designed, curated, and managed by Lia Morsell. If you are interested in sponsoring or hosting a mural in downtown Fort Bragg please get in touch! This is one of many arts projects under the banner of  The Arts Council of Mendocino County.

Almost done!

A Sunlit Redwood Forest on the Forrester Building at Redwood Ave and McPherson
Sponsored by the City of Fort Bragg and the Redwood Forest Foundation Inc.
Artist  Ryan Grossman

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Almost done! A stunning backlit redwood forest by Ryan Grossman

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In Progress

Protean Forms emerging in the alley behind the Noyo center. Find it by looking north from the Golden West Saloon. Sponsored by the City of Fort Bragg
​Artist Derek Di'Orio

In Progress

From Finland to Fort Bragg, A mural depicting the early history of Finnish migration to the area.  Sponsored by the City of Fort Bragg
​Artist Lauren Sinnott

Completed Murals

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Be a Light by Ryan Grossman
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The Rhododendron by Ferric Decay
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Redwood Frolic by Sally Rodriguez
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Mendocino, Land of Extravagant Visions by​ Marta Alonso Canillar
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Sub Rosa by Jason Godeke
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Two Years - Panel One depicts 2020
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Two Years - Panel Two depicts 2021
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Matsya and the Great Deluge by ​Bojh Parker
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Cat walk by Shawnee Miller

Thank you to our sponsors...

We are so grateful for generous grants from The A.D. Abramson Endowment and Mendocino County Tourism Commission that have allowed us to match contributions from the community. Grateful thanks to the Arts Council of Mendocino County, our fiscal sponsor, cheerleader, and constant inspiration. Please consider donating to any one of these organizations to help make more public art possible in downtown Fort Bragg.