Location: Topeka

Region: Northeast

Perhaps the most historically significant mural in Kansas, the Brown v. Board Mural is located directly across the street from the Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park. This large mural was painted by numerous artists from the Topeka area. 

Location: Coffeyville

Region: Southeast

Coffeyville has two mural collections across the town for you to tour. The Don Sprague Murals, of which you can find 14 in total, are also quite historic, in that they were all painted between 1988 and 1992, long before the big mural boom. Not only was Don essentially ahead of his time, but he also went out of his way to research the heritage of Coffeyville so that each depiction was historically accurate.

The other big collection in town is called the "Death Alley Murals," and while the name can seem a bit intimidating, these works of art are part of a larger historical tour where you can walk the same path as the infamous "Dalton Gang" that attempted to rob two banks in the town at the same time!

Location: El Dorado

Region: South Central

El Dorado is mostly known for the Kansas Oil Museum and the largest state park in Kansas, El Dorado State Park. Though in recent years, El Dorado has taken strides to greatly enhance the local art scene. The Greetings from El Dorado Mural has a brilliant design, featuring a different aspect of the city in each letter, including designs for the Oil Museum and the State Park. The Mural Plaza, located at 110 W. First Ave., brings together two murals and a sculpture, all put together with the help of local artists from Brickmob and some of the staff from the City of El Dorado! The artists at Brickmob aren't even close to being done in El Dorado, either! In late May 2025, Joe Worley from Brickmob completed the newest mural in El Dorado at the McDonald Baseball Stadium.

Location: Hays

Region: Northwest

Stop by the German-inspired city of Hays and tour its new murals! Artists Dennis Schiel and Mathew Miller have managed to put on quite the display in town with highly detailed paintings that tell the story of Hays and the local hotspots! Each mural is also slightly unique, so be sure to see them all when you visit Hays!

Location: Kinsley

Region: Southwest

Newly unveiled in 2024, this extremely vibrant mural combines the works of Freedy Johnston (a native singer-songwriter of Kinsley) and muralist Dave Loewenstein. The two worked together on this project to display the unique character and location of Kinsley. You can find this mural spanning across the side wall of the newly renovated Midway Market. 

Location: Scott City

Region: Southwest

Scott City has one of the most vibrant and colorful 'welcome to' murals you will ever see. The artist, according to kansasmurals.com, is Mindy Allen, who beautifully painted the bright sunflowers that stand out on the mural. You cannot miss this masterpiece of a painting when driving through Main Street in Scott City!

Location: Clay Center

Region: North Central

Clay Center has emerged as the mural hub for Kansas. This town of only 4,000 residents has accumulated over 20 murals (and counting) in the past decade. If you count all the bench murals individually, then you are adding another 14 to that running total. Another great aspect of the Mural Movement of Clay Center is that they offer an interactive map to guide you through the experience.

Interactive Map

Location: Salina

Region: North Central

Alright, so the city of Salina really loves murals. They like them so much that they have created an entire Street Art & Mural Festival to paint new murals each year. This mural frenzy has taken off at a rapid pace since 2022, and it shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. 

Interactive Map