"Open Your Heart," by Steve Costello, features a heart shape created by lighting effects from a rock formation in Antelope Canyon.
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A depiction of a wise man by local artist Kathryn Wiegers-Palmers, located on the side of the Center Street Saloon on Wales Street.
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A mural of a moose family by local artist Kathryn Wiegers-Palmers, commissioned in 2021 by Tim Schneller of Timco Jewelers and Goldsmiths.
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“We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest until it Comes,” LMNOPI’s new mural for Rutland, Vermont is a quote from a song composed by Dr. Bernice Johnson Reagon* using the words spoken by the civil rights leader and SNCC mentor Ella Josephine Baker.
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A depiction of a vintage White Owl cigar logo, located on the former site of the Quebec Cigar Company.
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Peruvian artist Persi Narvaez's portrayal of historically important buildings in Rutland - the Service Building, the Louras Building, the bandstand in Main Street Park, the old Rutland Savings Bank building and two views of Christ the King Church.
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A yellow mural of sunflowers and fall harvest vegetables by Peruvian artist Persi Narvaez with assistance from Rutland artist Brian Sylvester, commissioned in 2012 by Mark Foley.
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Rutland muralist Kathryn Wiegers' depiction of a farm, accessible in the Center Street Alley.
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A study in color by Community College of Vermont's 2017 Color Theory class. Find this mural in the CCV courtyard.
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Two whales with mandalas by Rutland artist Brian Sylvester and Alisa Diancia in 2014, located in Blush Salon's parking lot. Best accessed on Center Street.
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"Flowers," painted by muralist Kathryn Palmer-Wiegers in 2014. Located on the side of the Green Mountain Power Energy Innovation Center on Merchants Row.
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A mother and her baby giraffe, depicted by Rutland muralist Kathryn Palmer Wiegers in Spring 2020 on the side of Cavalieri Insurance Agency. Look for the giraffes as you pass through the West Street and Merchants Row intersection.
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Unlikely animal friends embrace and display a message of hope. According to the story, this abandoned monkey and a pigeon became inseparable at an animal sanctuary in China, raising the monkey’s spirts. Kathryn Palmer Weigers, West Street, 2020.
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"Batman vs. the Gryphon," painted by muralist Kathryn Palmer-Wiegers in 2015 on the side of the Gryphon Building. The mural pays homage to Rutland's history as a location in the Marvel Universe due to its historic Halloween Parade, held the last Saturday of October.
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"Elephants," Kathryn Palmer-Wiegers, 2016, West Street. Babies added in 2018. Found on the side of Tokyo House, facing the parking garage.
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Rutland muralist Kathryn Wiegers' paints a boy looking into an archway, seemingly passing through the Rutland Area Food Co-op.
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Rutland muralist Kathryn Wiegers' depiction of a peregrine falcon. This native Vermont bird is paired with a "Help Vermont Light Up the World" star, many of which were hung throughout Rutland County during the COVID-19 quarantine.
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