Memphis is full of murals and public art! Here are 7 of the most iconic murals you can find in Memphis.
Here's a map of all the I Love Memphis murals.
There are thousands of murals across the city of Memphis, so this is just a starting point. Where are your favorites?
This is the original I Love Memphis Mural, next to Memphis Made in Cooper Young.
If you’ve ever wandered through 17 acres of manicured gardens on a crisp Memphis morning, paused in front of a French Impressionist masterpiece, or toasted to a summer night at Art on the Rocks then you already know what the Dixon means to this city. This year, Dixon Gallery and Gardens turns 50, and Memphis is celebrating in a big way.
Founded in 1976 by Hugo and Margaret Dixon, the museum has grown from a private estate into one of Memphis’ most beloved cultural landmarks and its the largest free art museum.
Hog and Hominy has become a Memphis staple since opening in 2011.
Hog and Hominy is the second restaurant opened by well-known Memphis chefs Andy Ticer and Michael Hudman. The beloved location is a wood burning, neighborhood eatery with a menu that you can't go wrong with any item.
