The Latest
Learn more about the latest happenings in the Roseville Mural Project!
The Newest Mural
Welcome to our newest Downtown Roseville mural at Goldfield Trading Post! Completed in May 2026 and located on the Atlantic Street side of the celebrated live music venue, this mural captures the music genre in bold shapes and an exciting contemporary color palette. Completed by artist team Hans Bennewitz and Jeremy Stanger, it is an instant hit!
Veterans Memorial Hall Mural
Join veterans and supporters of the Roseville Veterans Memorial Hall in bringing an impactful mural to its facade. This landmark will mural honor the service and legacy of veterans in the Roseville community while adding creativity and encouraging reflection to its site in Royer Park. To learn more or help bring this mural to fruition through a donation, please visit Roseville Veterans Memorial Hall Support Page or contact Nico at nico@bluelinearts.org.
Coming Soon...
We have more murals in the works, with one very special creation coming soon to the heart of Vernon Street. Randy Peters Catering and Events has commissioned a new mural to flank the outdoor space of their soon to open neighborhood eatery, The Daily Nosh. We can't wait for this mural...or the delicious food!
About
Public art is a way to bring communities together and create gathering spaces for residents and visitors alike.
The Roseville Mural Project is here to bring new public art of high artistic quality and enduring value to the city of Roseville and surrounding areas. Community-based programming around public art connects the public to the new works and delivers long-term benefits for community members and artists alike.
Murals for Downtown Roseville
The primary focus of the Roseville Mural Project is to bring fresh new murals to the Downtown Roseville district. A total of 5 murals were completed in 2019 for the inaugural year of the project, with several more added over the following years. Our newest mural can be found on the back of Goldfield Trading Post, completed in May 2026.
Veterans Mosaic Mural
In January of 2019, Blue Line Arts hosted three free weekend workshops for women veterans with the support of the California Arts Council. The art they created has been installed, and is currently on display, at the entrance of the Lohse Apartments, a new affordable housing option on Vernon Street.
Youth Mural Camps
With the support of donors like you Blue Line Arts facilitates mural camps for Title 1 Schools, communities, and other organizations. During these camps students learn first hand from the artist and partner in creating a masterpiece that brings vibrancy to their space.
Mural Map
Become a Mural Sponsor!
The Roseville Mural Project not only aims to beautify the public spaces of our city but it creates the opportunity to experience art in daily life. Join civic and community leaders in the continued effort to bring the positive effects of creativity to all.
To learn more, contact: Nico Rodriguez, Public Art Coordinator at nico@bluelinearts.org.
