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The "Mask Off" mural by Drew Merritt in St. Pete depicts the head of a beautiful Black woman with curly hair and blue eyes holding a small alligator in front of her

Murals in the MLK North District

The MLK North District runs along Dr. MLK Jr. Street (also known as 9th Street) from 5th Ave. N. to…

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Cultosaurus mural

Murals in the EDGE District

The EDGE District is known as one of St. Pete's coolest places. No surprise, then, that it has some…

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a mural on the side of a building depicts a woman with swirling reddish hair riding or hugging a manatee while her calf and fish swim nearby

Murals in the Waterfront Museum District

It's no surprise that St. Pete's Waterfront Museum District is home to wonderful museums. You'll…

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a mural depicts a tyrannosaurus rex dressed as if he is going fishing with a fishing pole, hat and tackle box. In the water behind him, a smaller dinosaur rides a jet ski

Murals in the Central Arts District

You'll find a remarkable concentration of murals in the Central Arts District, which is found…

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An aerial view of a large street mural created in block letters and vibrant colors stating BLACK LIVES MATTER; trees can be seen on either side of the street mural

Murals in the Deuces Live District

See the murals of the Deuces Live District, a traditionally Black neighborhood in South St. Pete…

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A young woman sitting in front of Rick Watts's mural called Eye of the Storm, an abstract composition of purple, yellow, teal, and orange flowing shapes.

Ultimate List of Street Art in St. Pete

Come check out the crazy-cool street art in St. Pete, where hundreds of murals make the city seem…

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