If you head downtown and go into the alley behind Hotel Max you will find the Seattle Doesn't Settle Mural. The mural is correct, we don't settle.
Location: 620 Stewart St
MLK Capitol Hill Mural
The mural of Martin Luther King Jr is by Lawrence Genette, vk.signs, and mich43lk is one of our favorite murals in Seattle. If there is a solid puddle there it is even better. For transparency we did remove the vent on the wall here to make give this mural all the glory it deservers.
Seahawks & Sounders Mural
If you like Seattle sports this mural should be one of your go to murals. One side of this mural has Seahawks legends and the other side has Sounders legends (not pictured).
Location: 814 6th Ave S
Greetings From SODO Mural
You have arrived in SODO and will be greeted by this mural. After that then head to the other murals in the area listed below.
Location: 6th Ave S & S Lander St.
SODO Station Murals
Cruise on by the Sounder train station and take in the 4Culture art project spanning 32 different buildings along the tracks. You can also park nearby and get a glimpse of some of these amazing murals. Like the smiling Mount Rainier above.
Location: SODO Busway
Comet Tavern
Cruise by the Comet Tavern and take in the mural of the rough-and-ready venue. If it is open stop in and take advantage of the all-day happy hour.
Location: 922 E Pike St.
Fat's Chicken And Waffles MLK Mural
Fat’s Chicken & Waffles helped restore this community mural and it is one of our favorites (along with their food!). You can learn more about the restoration of the mural HERE.
Location: 2726 E Cherry St, Seattle
Queen Anne Mural
Across from Bartell Drugs in lower Queen Anne is a kinda new public art piece by local artists John Osgood and Zach Bohnenkamp. Some of the emblematic identifiers of the state are on display up in this one like the Goldfinches and Pacific Rhododendrons, the state's bird and flower.
Careless Whisper Mural
DFace created this mural on the north side of the Federal Army and Navy Surplus building in Belltown. One of the cool things about this mural is it preserves the historical character of the building and the top portion of the original signage on the wall is there.
Ken Griffey Jr. statue
The Ken Griffey Jr State located outside of T-Mobile Park and is an easy photo to capture. On game day it gets hectic with the crowds, but on my most days all the angles are yours for the capturing.
The Fremont Troll
It's a giant troll under a bridge providing photo opportunities for the entire family! Next time you are in Fremont make sure to stop by and say hi to the local troll.
Jimi Hendrix Statue
Visit Seattle rock star legend, Jimi Hendrix, in bronze, frozen kneeling in mid-shred along the sidewalk on Capitol Hill.
The Giant Hat And Boots
The hat n' boots at Oxbow Park has been said to be the soul of the Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle. Literally, someone kinda said that and it is worth checking out and documenting. "The Hat n' Boots is as important to Georgetown as the Golden Gate Bridge is to San Francisco," says Allan Phillips, former director of the Georgetown Community Council. "If the Hat n' Boots were ever to be gone from Georgetown, it would be like losing our soul."
The Hammering Man
The Hammering Man symbolizes the spirit of the worker within us all. Johnathan Borofsky’s Hammering Man, a monumental kinetic sculpture located at the intersection of 1st Avenue and University Street, stands as a powerful tribute to the contributions of working men and women. Owned by the City of Seattle, this dynamic piece continues to inspire awe and celebrate labor in its impressive form.
Pacific Northwest UFOs Mural
This mural was originally installed on the side of a building in Olde Burien. The mural was moved to the side of the photography business Harper Studios in Des Moines.For some history on this mural it is based upon the "Maury Island Incident" a controversial UFO sighting over the Puget Sound. Based on declassified FBI documents, “The Maury Island Incident” tells the incredible, tragic, and forgotten story of Harold Dahl, who on June 21, 1947, alleged a UFO sighting over Puget Sound, WA, sparking ‘the summer of the saucers,’ the modern era of UFO obsession, the first appearance of ‘Men in Black’ and a governmental battle over UFO sighting jurisdiction reaching directly to FBI Executive Director J. Edgar Hoover.
Wayne Tunnel
We love this vibrant tunnel and it's a great place to go for a bike ride or skateboard through while on the path that runs along Howling Coyote Disc Golf Course. Seattle-based artist, Kristen Ramirez, was inspired by the community of Bothell and the architecture of the Wayne Tunnel on the Burke-Gilman Trail as she designed the artwork now gracing the inside of the tunnel.
