Murals & Public Art
Discover colorful murals and public art that celebrate the creativity, character and community stories of Hendricks County.
Explore Murals Across Hendricks County
Creativity can be found around nearly every corner in Hendricks County. Colorful murals transform downtown buildings, unexpected alleyways and community gathering spaces into works of art that reflect the people and stories behind each town.
Begin your public art adventure in Downtown Danville, where murals surrounding the historic Hendricks County Courthouse Square make an easy addition to a day of shopping and dining. Behind Gallery on the Square, a colorful still-life mural by artist Anthony Brooks brings flowers, glassware and other everyday objects to life across two adjoining walls.

Part of the Hues of Hendricks County Public Art Initiative, you can continue west to discover more large-scale Hues murals. These installations pair nationally recognized artists with local inspiration to celebrate the unique identities of Coatesville, Danville, Lizton, North Salem and Plainfield.
Additional stops include the Mill Creek Mural Project at Copper Top Customs in Clayton, which local students helped create, and the collection of contemporary murals displayed at ASH Interactive in Brownsburg. With artwork featured along both sides of the building, this stop offers visitors several colorful pieces to discover.
Exploring Hendricks County’s murals is free and easy to pair with local restaurants, shops and other nearby attractions. Use the listings below to begin planning your own colorful road trip.













