🎭 Street art & murals

Densest mural concentration in the city, decades of Latino political art down one Mission alley.

One block, decades of ever-changing political murals. The Mission's open-air conscience.

The spine of Mission muralismo, storefront murals feeding into Balmy, Cypress, and Lilac alleys.

Community center wrapped in the celebrated MaestraPeace mural honoring women worldwide.

Mission mural-arts hub running the tours that map the neighborhood's painted walls.

Depression-era WPA murals ring the base of the Telegraph Hill landmark.

163 mosaic-tiled steps climbing from sea to stars, made by neighbors.

A lesser-known 148-step mosaic staircase tucked into the quiet Sunset slopes.

Capp Street garage doors and walls decorated with community murals.

WPA murals line the room downstairs from the brewpub above Ocean Beach.

Large multicultural festival mural anchoring the corner of 24th and South Van Ness.

Mona Caron's sweeping mural blending SF history with botanical and transit imagery.

27-panel WPA mural cycle by Anton Refregier in the historic Rincon Annex lobby.

Portrait mural of Chinatown-born Bruce Lee along the Grant Avenue corridor.

Historic Chinatown alley by the fortune cookie factory lined with murals of local life.

Mural on Hendrix's former home, part of the Haight's run of rock-icon facades.

Joanna Zegri's 1967 landmark rainbow mural depicting the stages of evolution.

Painted mural on the historic Ping Yuen housing on the edge of Chinatown.

A street mural celebrating the city's jazz heritage on an outdoor wall.

Murals and public art around the historic Bayview Opera House campus.

Artist-studio complex with exterior murals, open on Open Studios weekends.