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Murals of Greenville, Ohio, Greenville, OH (2026)

08/05/2026

Artisan Stroll is Friday, 5-8 in downtown Greenville. Stop by to enter a drawing by leaving comments or suggestions about the murals. Your chance to win a pack of 3 mural magnets! Pick up this map to check out the murals on your own if you haven’t seen them all. Thanks to Tut Creations for the great map.

07/31/2026

Currently featured artist Michael Glass, who passed away July 2025, was a revered artist whose work was commissioned by multiple organizations and institutions, as well as art lovers seeking work to adorn their homes and businesses. He grew up in Westerville, Ohio, and was a graduate of Columbus College of Art and Design. His beloved holiday window paintings in downtown Greenville are cherished memories for countless Darke Countians, as well as visitors the community.

This butterfly mural honors Michael's artistic legacy and the joy he brought to others through his work.

This mural installation is the ninth completed by the Greenville Mural Committee, which also is responsible for the art designed by Greenville High School students now seen on seven power boxes around town. This work is supported by generous donations from the Ohio Arts Council, Darke County Endowment for the Arts, Lydia E. Schaurer Memorial Trust Fund, Ketrow Foundation, Blue Lantern Tea House, Wintrow Signs.

07/31/2026

Currently featured artist Michael Glass, who passed away July 2025, was a revered artist whose work was commissioned by multiple organizations and institutions, as well as art lovers seeking work to adorn their homes and businesses. He grew up in Westerville, Ohio, and was a graduate of Columbus College of Art and Design. His beloved holiday window paintings in downtown Greenville are cherished memories for countless Darke Countians, as well as visitors the community. This butterfly mural honors Michael's artistic legacy and the joy he brought to others through his work.

This mural installation is the ninth completed by the Greenville Mural Committee, which also is responsible for the art designed by Greenville High School students now seen on seven power boxes around town. This work is supported by generous donations from the Ohio Arts Council, Darke County Endowment for the Arts, Lydia E. Schaurer Memorial Trust Fund, Ketrow Foundation, Blue Lantern Tea House, Wintrow Signs.

07/31/2026

For those of you who have been waiting (like us) the wait is finally over! We have been waiting excitedly for months to have local artist Michael Glass's Butterfly masterpiece up. It is spectacular! Come see for yourself! While your at it get your photo with this beautiful art as it it only up for a limited time. There are too many people to list that made this possible so while your here checkout the placard beside this installation for a full list!

07/01/2026

Win an American flag!

The Fort Greenville Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Murals of Greenville Ohio and the Darke County Visitors Bureau invite everyone to visit the America 250 Selfie Station located at the intersection of Broadway and Martin Street in Greenville.

Take a photo at the America 250 Selfie Station and post it on the Murals of Greenville Ohio page for a chance to win either a 3' x 5' U.S. flag or an America 250 flag. Or, show your photo at the Fort Greenville DAR/D.C. Visitors Bureau booth during the Greenville America 250 Community Picnic between 1:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. to be eligible for the drawing. Several prizes will be awarded, with one entry per household. Five of each flag will be given away.

Winners will be drawn during the Greenville America 250 Community Picnic at the Marling Band Shell at 2:30 p.m. on July 5, 2026. If not in attendance, flags can be picked up at the Darke County Visitors Bureau the following week.

06/19/2026

The Greenville Ohio Mural Committee is thrilled to unveil our brand-new America 250 murals!

These vibrant installations celebrate our nation's upcoming semiquincentennial with a special Darke County touch. You can spot the new patriotic banner artwork on the side of Loudy's Office Machines (119 Martin Street). It's perfect for selfies!

Find our electrifying power box murals at the intersection of Ohio Street & Martin Street, and the intersection of Broadway Street & Harmon Drive.

Snap a selfie with your family & friends (be creative!) and share your pictures in the comments below or tag us in your post!

04/07/2026

The Greenville Mural Committee held a watch party on Monday, October 27, 2025, celebrating the installation of a new mural honoring the upcoming 250th anniversary of our nation. The mural, created by local citizens, was placed on the south wall of
Loudy's Office Machines building.

Inspired by the prize-winning quilt square created by the Fort Greene Ville chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) to represent the state of Ohio in the DAR's National 250th Quilt, submissions from local citizens of designs for inclusion in the mural were requested by the committee. Those submitting their work used a variety of media including colored pencil, paint, watercolor, and markers, as well as digital art to create their unique contributions.

Submissions were received from Chloe Callahan, Karen Chronister, Jana Deeter, Pegi Deeter, Barb Deis, Kelsey Ervin, Kyle Kagey, Virginia Kagey, Linda Onkst , Jen Overholser, Brenda Rice, Cecelia Rice, Stephanie Schieltz-Lowder, Alexandria Seas, Jean Selanders, Jane Tester, and Ethan Tutwiler.

The submitted squares were scanned, digitized and coordinated into a pattern by Greenville Mural Committee board members Stephanie Schieltz-Lowder and Timothy Wells. Their design was printed on vinyl for installation on the Loudy's wall; the
completed size approximately 10 feet by 12 feet.

Wintrow Signs once again donated its time to install this mural.
Mural Committee sponsors include the Darke County Foundation's Ami McClurkin Community Fund, the Ohio Arts Council, Wintrow Signs, Darke County Endowment for the Arts, Fort Greene Ville DAR, Harry D. Stephens Memorial, Inc., Rotary of Greenville, Loud'ys Office Machines, Tim Wells Art Consulting, and Austin Spencer/Roof Maxx.

For more information, contact [email protected]

04/07/2026

The Greenville Mural Committee announces the installation of a new mural on North Broadway in Greenville; a bright, colorful design by an artist whose vibrant, whimsical work explores imagination, joy and storytelling currently adorns the south-facing wall of Blue Lantern Tea Room.

Entitled “Tractor and Flowers,” the mural design was created by visual and digital artist Ching Chung. Unlike previous murals, this edition will change seasonally, with a different image installed in the same location about every three months. Although the “Tractor and Flowers” mural will be on display for a limited time, this art produced by an Asian artist that now adorns an Asian-themed tea room seems
fitting.

Blue Lantern Tea House owners Jesse and Kim Berry are excited to host this vibrant mural, and are looking forward to the seasonal changes in the art adorning their
wall.

“Kim and I love all the murals that have been installed around town and are excited to feature a mural on our business,” Jesse said.

Jesse and Kim have fashioned their tea room to emulate the authentic tea experience enjoyed in Asia, which inspired the establishment of their business, also home to Young Forest Martial Arts.

Currently featured artist Ching Chung earned a degree in Industrial Design at The Ohio State University, and has a professional background in boutique retail and aviation design.

“I love creating pieces that feel whimsical, graphic, and full of energy — frequently drawing from florals, nature, organic shapes, and abstract forms,” the artist said.

In her artist's statement, Ching states she is “inspired by travel, everyday life, and the ever-evolving world around me,” and draws from a wide range of influences filtered through a unique lens as a designer, observer, and Asian immigrant. While some of her work is inspired by tradition, much of it is simply an intuitive response to imagination, curiosity, and wonder.

Her work, “Peace Blooms in Dayton,” paying
homage to the Gem City's historic role in the 1995 Dayton Peace Accords, was recently chosen in a competition for an installation in downtown Dayton commemorating the historic agreement that brought the Bosnian War to an end.

This mural installation is the sixth completed by the Greenville Mural Committee, which also is responsible for the art designed by Greenville High School students now seen on seven power boxes around town.

This work is supported by generous donations from the Ohio Arts Council, the Harry D. Stephens Memorial, Inc., Darke County Endowment for the Arts, Lydia E. Schaurer Memorial Trust Fund, Brown Family Foundation, Blue Lantern Tea House, Greenville Kiwanis, and Tom and Julie Graber. Joe Wintrow of Wintrow Signs has donated his time and labor to installation of the murals, making Wintrow Signs a major sponsor of the work of the committee.

04/07/2026

The first new mural produced by the Greenville Mural Committee this spring was installed Tuesday, July 8, on the A&B Coffee Shop building at the corner of Broadway and East Fourth Street, weather permitting.

Joe Wintrow of Wintrow Signs donated his time to install the committee's fifth mural.

Inspiration for this installation percolated from A&B owners Aaron and Betsy Ward who in their coffee shop proudly display a framed copy of a collage of Greenville's historical homes and buildings created in 1981 by Greenville native Jeffrey Feltman. A colorful print will soon be accompanied by a key in black and white, identifying the buildings depicted. This key will be displayed inside A&B and will also be available at greenvilleohiomurals.com. The key is based on a guidebook created many years ago by former long-time Garst Museum director Toni Seiler. Many of the
buildings still exist; some have been repurposed while others are gone now.

The print was digitized by Tim Wells Art Consulting, and is being enlarged, printed and installed by Joe Wintrow of Wintrow Signs and Designs, both of whom have donated much time to this project.

A&B Coffee Shop owners Aaron and Betsy Ward are eagerly looking forward to the installation of the new mural.

“We are very pleased to add Jeffrey Feltman's art to our building,” Betsy said.

Jeffrey Feltman is a 1977 Greenville High School graduate who received bachelor's degrees in art and history from Ball State University and master's degree from Tufts University.

Feltman served as a Foreign Service officer for the United States government posted to Port au Prince, Haiti; Budapest Hungary; Amman, Jordann; Tel Aviv, Israel; Tunis, Tunisia; and Jerusalem, Israel before being appointed U.S. Ambassador to Lebanon. He then served as U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs and was U.S. Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa before becoming United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs. Jeff is currently affiliated with the Brookings Institution and the United Nations Foundation.

He and his wife, Mary Draper, currently split their time between a house in Washington, DC and a small farm near Gettysburg, PA.

Jeff is the son of Greenville resident Roberta Feltman and the late David Feltman.

Funds for this mural project are provided by A&B Coffee, Darke County Endowment for the Arts, Brown Family Foundation, Lydia Schaurer Memorial Trust Fund, and Harry D. Stephens Memorial, Inc. The Greenville Mural Committee also thanks Tim Wells and Joe Wintrow for their donations of labor. Additionally, funding from the Ohio Arts Council helped fund this program with state tax dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans.

04/07/2026

A new mural installed by Main Street Greenville's Mural Committee in downtown Greenville on Friday, September 20, 2024, recreates a watercolor donated by Greenville native Don Mong that features a lovely scene at Greenville City Park.

The public was invited to take part in the festivities as the artist and project sponsors were recognized. Additionally, many sightseers took advantage of the opportunity to watch the process unfold as Joe Wintrow of Wintrow Signs and his crew spent the day installing the enormous work of art on the building housing Brightspeed.

Fitzwater Lawn Care and Maintenance and the City of Greenville donated the use of their equipment to help make this project come to life.

Don Mong's painting features a couple sitting on a bench in Greenville City Park that overlooks the stockades as well as the arched footbridge spanning the nearby lagoon.

The stockades, lagoon and bridge were built in the early 1940's due to the generosity of the late Fred Coppock, the Greenville resident who founded American Aggregates. In 2021, restoration of the stockades was coordinated by the City of Greenville and Fort Greene Ville Daughters of the American Revolution.

Although the stockades along with many other structures suffered damage during the May tornado, they stand tall today thanks to the extraordinary efforts of city employees.

In recognition of their incredible achievements, the Main Mural Committee provided lunch for Greenville's intrepid workers as the mural was being put in place.

To achieve transfer of Don Mon's original watercolor to the Brightspeed wall, the image was scanned and digitized by Tim Wells Art Consulting, taking care to maintain the “touch of the artist,” according to Mr. Wells. The work consisting of 29 panels, was then handed over to Joe Wintrow, who printed the images on vinyl in a process requiring 31 hours to complete.

“I always love the challenge and opportunity to maximize our capabilities, and this mural has been the biggest one yet,” Mr. Wintrow exclaimed.

Additionally, the building was prepped for the installation with power washing donated by Austin Spencer of Roof Maxx.

Funds for this project were provided by the Ohio Arts Council, Brown Family Foundation, Darke County Endowment for the Arts, Lydia E. Schaurer Memorial Trust Fund, Darke County Foundation's Ralph and Phyllis Brumbaugh Fund, Greenville Rotary, and Harry D. Stephens Memorial Fund. Additionally, Bach to Rock provided the sound system at the Mural Installation Watch Party.

Also, the Mural Committee thanks Kirsty Cameron, a contractor with Savills who works with Brightspeed on their real estate.

This is the fourth mural completed through the efforts of the Main Street Greenville Mural Committee. Members of the committee which works to bring art to enliven downtown Greenville are: Ashley Austerman, Greg Billing, Dick Brown, Marilyn Delk, Brandon Ervin, Andrea Jordan, Eileen Litchfield, Stephanie Schieltz Lowder, Jennifer Overholser, Deb Shiverdecker, Matt Steyer, Sean Strawser, Tim Wells, and Joe Wintrow.

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