Murals in Menomonie

08/20/2026

The Boyceville mural is up!

08/19/2026

The Hmong Story Cloth and the Anderson Cigar Murals were placed and touched up today. The Boyceville Community Action Club will be dedicating their mural tomorrow evening after install. Swing by and check them out!

08/13/2026

The Boyceville Cucumber Fest mural will be installed next week and unveiled as the kickoff of this year's festival on Thursday, August 20th at 5:30pm!

Location: 1001 Main Street, Boyceville, WI

"Leading the project was Andy Goretski of Tomahawk, Wisconsin, who served as both the mural designer and project leader. Goretski guided the creative process from concept to completion, transforming historical photographs and community memories into a visually engaging work of art that reflects Boyceville's unique heritage. His artistic vision and leadership were instrumental in bringing the project to life."

07/28/2026

The City of Eau Claire is accepting proposals through August 6th for a mural at its new downtown transit center.

Learn more: https://www.eauclairewi.gov/Home/Components/News/News/12671/90

The city of Eau Claire is seeking artists interested in creating a mural downtown.

07/27/2026

🚨 Mural Location Announcement

The gorgeous Hmong Story Cloth mural will officially be installed in mid-August at Menomonie Market Food Co-op. This location ensures the mural is in a central location right next door to the Menomonie Farmers Market, where many local Hmong families are vendors.

From the artists: "This mural entails the journey of our people, first from fleeing Laos and Vietnam by crossing the Mekong River, then spending years in refugee camps to try and get to sanctuary. After flying to America, it shows the Hmong migrating across the country to places like here, Menomonie, WI in search of land and education to provide for the future generations. It all encircles our people and our traditions, such as one of our people’s most popular traditions we have brought to America, our Hmong New Year, where we celebrate the past year, our family and friends, and our ancestors. Activities and entertainment such as pov pob (ball tossing), playing the qeej (traditional Hmong instrument), line dancing, and singing songs in the Hmong language are activities you can see at most Hmong New Years."

More details of the installation and mural dedication will be posted at a later date.

07/24/2026

Take yourself on a tour throughout town to see all of our new murals! Download the Discover Dunn County app today to take a walking tour that includes a brief history of each of the mural themes. https://www.dunnhistory.org/discoverdunnapp

We will keep you updated on the installation dates of the Hmong Story Cloth, Boyceville Cucumber Fest, and Anderson Bros Cigar Murals. The Ridegland Fair mural is already installed in Ridgeland, WI, across from the Village Park.

07/21/2026

A special thank you goes out to the property owners who allowed us to paint a mural on their building. We couldn't have done this without you and are so appreciative of your support of Murals in Menomonie and The Walldogs!

Ludington Guard Band – Menomonie Theater Guild
Menomonie Blue Caps – Hoss’s Pub – Laura Hostetter
Coca-Cola Ghost Mural – Statz Building – Chrissa Statz
UW-Stout Polytechnic – Admission Building – UW-Stout Polytechnic
Swiss Miss – Hygge Properties – Jeremiah Gerdin
Menomonie Mural – Hygge Properties – Jeremiah Gerdin
Lumberjacks – Hygge Properties – Jeremiah Gerdin
Golden Submarine – Burstad Insurance – Monte Burstad
Kraft State Bank – J.Holden Consulting - Janel Holden
Hmong Story Cloth – TBD
Bolo Country Inn – Stitched Up – Erin Hogan-Braker
Anderson Cigar Factory – Adoray's Building – Monte Burstad
Ridgeland County Fair – Jorstad Building – Donnette and Corey Mickelson
Boyceville Cucumber Fest – G&G Smith, LLP – Gerald and Gordon Smith
Dunn County Fair – Small Animal Building – Dunn County