Mural Art

Our History. Our Characteristics. Our People.

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Call of the Wild: The Elephants of Nay Aug Park by Eric Bussart

Detail of Call of the Wild: The Elephants of Nay Aug Park by Eric Bussart located in the 300 block of Lackawanna Avenue, downtown Scranton. Image subject to copyright restrictions, 2025.

The Dream by Eric Bussart

Detail of The Dream by Eric Bussart with lettering by Emmanuel Wisdom, corner of Mulberry Street and Adams Avenue, Scranton, PA. Image subject to copyright restrictions, 2021.

Artist John Park at work during the production of Somnium Orbis (Dream World), 414 Biden Street, Scranton, PA. Detail of night image courtesy of @totallywickedfilms. The finished piece is shown to the right. Photo by Rose Randazzo Pizzuto. Images subject to copyright restrictions, 2024.

Call of the Wild: The Elephants of Nay Aug Park by Eric Bussart

Detail of Call of the Wild: The Elephants of Nay Aug Park by Eric Bussart located in the 300 block of Lackawanna Avenue, downtown Scranton. Image subject to copyright restrictions, 2025.

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The Dream

Danseur de corde

The Good of the Hive

The Office: The Story of Us

The Big Band

Somnium Orbis

Remembrance and Continuance: the Lenape Story in Scranton

Call of the Wild: The Elephants of Nay Aug Park

Our Team

Steve Ward, Team Leader

Scranton Tomorrow, Design Committee

Michael Gilmartin, Chairperson

Scranton Tomorrow Board of Directors

Rose M. Randazzo Pizzuto, Chairperson

Mural Arts Program

Richard J. Leonori, Committee Member

Tara Smith, Committee Member

Our Mission

Scranton Tomorrow’s Mural Arts Program is a public art initiative that promotes history, culture, diversity and creativity. Our mission is to enhance the lives of Scranton’s residents and visitors through Mural Art.

Our Program

Scranton Tomorrow launched its Mural Arts Program in 2021. Designed to transform the Downtown landscape, and connect communities, murals reflect the City’s history and qualities that make Scranton unique.

QR codes are posted at each site, allowing visitors to use their smartphones to embark on brief, self-guided tours. Through partnerships with professional artists specializing in mural art and conservation, a set of guidelines for future public art projects has been developed.

To learn more, check out Transforming the Downtown Landscape on our blog, and Public Art, Mural Program Making Headway in Scranton on DiscoverNEPA.

Submit Your Idea!

Want to tell a story about Scranton or your neighborhood through Mural Art? We want to hear your ideas! Whether you're an artist, building owner or member of a community group, you can apply to collaborate with Scranton Tomorrow on an outdoor Mural.

Click here to download an application. Thank you for your interest in public art!

Support Public Art

Public art initiatives such as Scranton Tomorrow's Mural Arts Program would not be possible without the generous support of community-minded businesses, organizations, and individuals. To learn more about how you can become a partner, contact Steve Ward or Rose Randazzo Pizzuto. Thank you!