Pittsburgh's Must-See Murals
From portraits of Pittsburgh legends to community-created masterpieces, there are so many incredible murals to discover in Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh is home to a diverse arts and culture scene, which includes an eclectic collection of fantastic murals throughout the city’s 90 unique neighborhoods. Ranging from powerful tributes, like Kyle Hoolbrook’s John Lewis Mural or Jeremy Raymer’s Roberto Clemente, to community messages, like James "Yaya" Hough's A Gift to the Hill District and Monika McAndrew’s Bridging the Generations of Bloomfield, countless colorful, creative and meaningful murals can be found all over the city.
Read on to learn more about community mural projects in Pittsburgh.
Above: Love in the Clouds is Ashley Hodder’s first mural in the Daydream Station series. It’s located in Pittsburgh’s Allentown neighborhood on Beltzhoover Avenue.
Pittsburgh Mural Itinerary:
The Society to Preserve the Millvale Murals of Maxo Vanka24 Maryland Ave.
Millvale, Pennsylvania 15209
Mac Miller
Artist: Gustavo Zermeño Jr.
363 Butler St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15223
Mural is located on the wall of I.D. Labs facing the parking lot
A Gift to the Hill District
Artist: James "Yaya" Hough
2317 Centre Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA
Tom Savini
Artist: Jeremy Raymer
166 Almond Way
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Magneto
Artist: Jeremy Raymer
3315 Penn Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA
Home Alone
Artist: Jeremy Raymer
3526 Butler St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Located on back wall of this small parklet ringed by murals.
Roberto Clemente
Artist: Kyle Holbrook
3339 Penn Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15201