Tulip City Walls Mural Fest

Tulip City Walls Mural Fest Celebrating community, culture, and kids! Mark your calendars for the 2026 Tulip City Walls Mural Festival on Aug 20-22, 2026. Brought to you by 3sixty.

Celebrating color, diversity, and vitality in our neighborhood. Produced by 3sixtyholland.

5 Years of Impact. One Grand Finale. 🎨Join us for the Tulip City Walls Artist Meet & Greet, where you'll have the chance...
06/23/2026

5 Years of Impact. One Grand Finale. 🎨

Join us for the Tulip City Walls Artist Meet & Greet, where you'll have the chance to meet the artists, hear the stories behind their work, and help us kick off our final mural festival season.

As we celebrate 5 years of impact.

✨ Free and open to the public
🎟 Registration required
đź“… August 20 @ 6:15pm
đź“Ť Haworth Hotel

225 College Ave, Holland, MI 49423

Murals turn blank walls into a gallery of lived experience, so neighbors see themselves right where they grab coffee or ...
06/07/2026

Murals turn blank walls into a gallery of lived experience, so neighbors see themselves right where they grab coffee or walk the dog. That’s a community reflected back in color.

Walls can carry voices that don’t always get a mic. When art is created with the people who live here, local identity is...
06/06/2026

Walls can carry voices that don’t always get a mic. When art is created with the people who live here, local identity is celebrated out loud.

San Francisco offers a glimpse of what art can do for a local economy. In one year, the city’s arts scene generated $1.4...
06/05/2026

San Francisco offers a glimpse of what art can do for a local economy. In one year, the city’s arts scene generated $1.4 billion in economic activity, with audiences spending about $667 million while they were in town. That’s not abstract, it’s meals, rides, hotel stays, and tips in real people’s pockets. Public art isn’t just something to look at, it’s economic development you can feel on the block.

Real stories. Real impact. “After I saw the murals, I finally felt like I belonged here. We've been here, we've always b...
06/03/2026

Real stories. Real impact. “After I saw the murals, I finally felt like I belonged here. We've been here, we've always been here, but for the first time as a Latino, we were seen."
- Juan Mascorro resident of the Eastcore

Want to hear how murals impact people? So do we! If you have a story or moment where you felt like a mural added value t...
06/02/2026

Want to hear how murals impact people? So do we! If you have a story or moment where you felt like a mural added value to your life, comment below! Or you can send us a picture of your favorite wall!

Real stories. Real impact. Hear from Jacqueline Navarrete-Ruano, from Mi Favorita.“I feel like art brings a sense of co...
06/01/2026

Real stories. Real impact. Hear from Jacqueline Navarrete-Ruano, from Mi Favorita.
“I feel like art brings a sense of community and safety to people. So we have had new people come and say. Hey, I never knew (Mi Favorita) was here. We were attracted by the art”

Did you know....According to Americans for the Arts, every $1 spent on public art can generate about $7 in local economi...
05/30/2026

Did you know....According to Americans for the Arts, every $1 spent on public art can generate about $7 in local economic activity. Why? Murals draw people in. They slow cars, spark photos, and turn quick errands into lingering visits. For small businesses, that foot traffic becomes real sales and for neighborhoods, it’s money recirculating close to home. Paint on a wall isn’t just decoration; it’s economic infrastructure for the block.

Tourists don’t just find cities, they follow murals. Murals do more than brighten a wall, they help cities thrive. Mural...
05/29/2026

Tourists don’t just find cities, they follow murals. Murals do more than brighten a wall, they help cities thrive. Murals attract visitors, guide folks to local shops, and keep dollars circulating close to home, fueling tourism and real economic growth. That’s community impact you can see every time you walk down the block.

Research out of Philadelphia found that when murals go up, crime goes down. Why? Public art can increase foot traffic, s...
05/28/2026

Research out of Philadelphia found that when murals go up, crime goes down. Why? Public art can increase foot traffic, strengthen neighborhood pride, and create spaces people want to gather in. One study found areas with murals saw significant drops in daytime and property crime, showing that art isn’t just beautiful, it can be community infrastructure.
This work by Chris Garcia & Congo is more than paint on a wall. It’s place-making. It’s pride. It’s people saying: this space matters.

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