If you're out making progress on the YoCo Brew Trail, stop by Rock Hill's Dust Off Brewing and check out their 'Drink Local' mural located in their back alleyway patio. While you're in Old Town Rock Hill admiring Freedom Walkway, take a stroll down the block to the Arts Council of York County! The back of this building has an Art Deco mural with pops of neon colors to brighten up your day. 📍: Behind 157 E Main St, Rock Hill, SC 29730 No matter what happens in life, the sun will always rise, but we must be advocates to help move life forward.

The artist's message was all about how time will tell. 📍: Behind 135 E Main St, Rock Hill, SC 29730 'A child’s dreams are fabricated through an imagination that feeds off creativity and it can all start with a crayon.' - Darion Flemming The artist wanted this piece to act as a reminder that children should always be encouraged to create. Located on the southeast side of The Overhead Station Gift Shop. RISE ABOVE’: “I love Andy Warhol, so the sort of pop art components that also deal with the history but there’s also some text that says ‘Rise Above.’ I think that a lot of our politics and social conversations have gotten really petty and I’d like people to think a little bit more about the big picture, human dignity, and things that we should be unified about,” Fairey said.įound in Old Town Rock Hill, Freedom Walkway is an alleyway that represents and celebrates local heroes in Rock Hill's history who fought for equality and justice. There’s a peace dove, there’s a floral pattern, there’s a subversive twist on the Coca-Cola logo (because of the Coca-Cola bottling plant in Rock Hill). It’s got a reference to the textile industry with a sewing machine and it says ‘Eyes Open, Mind Open, Sew Forth And Create (you know, ‘Go forth and create’).”įREEDOM RIDERS: “There’s a train and it says ‘Freedom Rides into the future, which is a subtle nod to the history with the Freedom Riders but also just the idea of creating a better future.”ĬOCA-COLA: “There’s a portrait of a woman’s profile sort of looking into the distance meditatively. SEWING: “It’s got some references to Rock Hill’s industrial history. Here’s what to look for when you see the mural: The Rock Hill mural is on White Street in Old Town as part of the city’s Mural Mile initiative. 📍: Across from the Courtyard by Marriott, 251 Textile Way, Fort Mill Rock Hill: 📍: Brixx Pizza, 1343 Broadcloth St, Fort Mill You can read more about the interesting history of this company here. The history of Springs includes ownership being passed down from multiple generations, labor protests, and the multi-million dollar valuation of this company. The Spring Maid Fabrics mural can be found on the Brixx Wood Fired Pizza building in Kingsley! The mural is an ode to Springs Industries- a Fort Mill cotton textile company that became one of the leading textile manufacturers in South Carolina during the late 1800s and early 1900s. This 'Love Where You Live' interactive mural is located on the side of the Crossings on Main shop off of Main Street Fort Mill. We love this mural because there are so many ways to take pictures with it! You already know that York County has a thriving arts scene, but did you know that there are over 15 murals just waiting to be the backdrop of your next Instagram pic? We've organized them by location to make them easier to find! Check them out below: Fort Mill:

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