Explore the vibrant + fun murals in Butler County, Ohio!
There’s something magical about stumbling upon a mural. What was once a blank wall becomes a vibrant work of art, transforming ordinary spaces into colorful landmarks that tell stories, celebrate history, and spark creativity. Across Butler County, you'll find dozens of murals... from larger-than-life portraits and whimsical designs, to pieces inspired by local history. The murals featured below are just a few of the many beautiful works waiting to be discovered!
Alexander
Armstead Park | Main and D Street in Hamilton, Ohio
This bright and bold mural is a stylized image of Alexander Hamilton, based on John Trumbull's iconic 1806 portrait of the city’s namesake. The mural was designed and painted by local artist Nicole Trimble, with supporting artists Christa Cape and Lindsay Shroyer. Alexander was the first mural completed as part of Hamilton's StreetSpark Art program, which now includes 21 murals across the city. Learn more about StreetSpark here!
The Hive
The Alleyway to Mac & Joe's | 21 E. High Street in Oxford, Ohio
Stemming from Oxford’s history, Lorenzo L. Langstroth, “The Father of American Beekeeping,” invented the modern beehive and revolutionized the honey industry while living in Oxford. “The Oxford Hive” mural was created to bring the community together. With that goal in mind, artist Joe Prescher invited the community to help paint honey inside the honeycombs.
Jammin'
ARTIST: Sam Ashworth
Governor's Square | Central Avenue & Broad Street in Middletown, Ohio
This musical statement piece depicts bright and whimsical musical instruments and notes. Local artist, Sam Ashworth, designed this musical mural that doubles as the perfect backdrop for the concerts held on Governor’s Square.
What Lifts You
Liberty Center | 7100 Foundry Row in Liberty Township, Ohio
Kelsey Montague's massive works of interactive street art can be found all over the world. Her campaign, #WhatLiftsYou inspires people to express themselves, pursue what sets their hearts on fire, and find their purpose. Two of her murals can be found at Liberty Center. A gigantic pair of wings can be found within the Foundry.
Third Eye Brewing Hamilton
Third Eye Brewing | 850 S Erie Blvd in Hamilton, Ohio
This vibrant mural was painted by local artist David Uy. Growing up, he was always very artistic and loved to draw, but it was skateboarding that led him to discover a love for graffiti and abstract art. David now creates what he calls "funky fresh street-art" for commercial, residential, and public spaces.
Ohio Looks Good on You
Liberty Center | 7100 Foundry Row in Liberty Township, Ohio
This colorful mural at Liberty Center is a great photo op, designed by local artist Kelsey Haver!
Port Middletown
TV Middletown Building | 1131 Central Avenue in Middletown, Ohio
This mural stands to showcase life along the Miami-Erie Canal at Port Middletown. Next to the canal visitors can see a small-scale canal with locks.
The Obanoth Fox
Peffer Park | Under the Millville Oxford Road Bridge in Oxford, Ohio
Photo Credit : Hannah Webb
Visit Peffer Park to see the vibrantly colored fox mural located under the Route 27 bridge. Mural artist, Hannah Webb, has a style recognized all over the country and was chosen to be the first city-funded mural artist back in her hometown of Oxford. The piece is 6.5’ tall and nearly 75’ wide, on the walking trail of Peffer Park.
Butler County Mural
Liberty Center | 7100 Foundry Row in Liberty Township, Ohio
This vibrant mural at Liberty Center shows all the iconic symbols from around Butler County including the Donut Trail, the Jungle Jim's monorail, Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park, and more!