Annapolis ArtWalk is a non-profit organization on a mission to transform the Maryland state capital into a vibrant public gallery. By adding large-scale murals, artful crosswalks, and creative installations throughout the city, Annapolis ArtWalk celebrates the belief that art should be accessible, inspiring, and woven into everyday life. From history-themed murals to safety-enhancing designs, every project breathes new life into public spaces—inviting residents and visitors to see Annapolis in bold, beautiful color.
Recommended for
Art enthusiasts
Experience public art outside the gallery walls—painted across the city itself
City explorers
Discover murals and installations that tell the story of Annapolis’ past and present
Local families and students
Engage with accessible, educational art celebrating heritage and community
Supporters of creative causes
Give back by supporting a nonprofit that believes art belongs to everyone
Things to See
- ArtWalk I: Works honoring the 300th anniversary of Annapolis, including the John Paul Jones Ranger mural and Marion Warren photography
- ArtWalk II: Collaborative projects with local artists from the Stanton Center, such as murals at the Light House Healing Garden and VisionWorkshops
- Painted Crosswalks: Bold, colorful designs that make walking safer—and more joyful—for everyone
Special Highlights
- Public Art for All: ArtWalk brings color and meaning to streets, walls, and unexpected spaces
- Local Artist Support: Partnerships with creatives from Annapolis to spotlight community voices
- Functional Art: Projects like painted crosswalks merge beauty and purpose in urban design
Where to Learn More
Explore the art or make a donation at annapolisartwalk.org. To support or contact the organization, call 410-268-2701 or write to ArtWalk, PO Box 6726, 47 Spa Road, Suite 5, Annapolis, MD 21401. Help turn every street corner into a masterpiece.
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