Downtown Las Vegas Murals

This self-guided walk leads you past towering murals, quirky installations, and legendary street art, showcasing the vibrant open-air gallery of Fremont East.

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1. Mustang Mural

The Mustang Mural in downtown Las Vegas is defined by its bold portrait of a wild horse, rendered in a vivid palette of electric oranges, yellows, blues, and reds. Located on the side of the law offices of Gerald I. Gillock and Associates…

2. DT Alley

DT Alley is an outdoor corridor in downtown Las Vegas defined by its ever-changing walls covered in hundreds of murals. Located just east of the Fremont Street Experience, the space stretches between Las Vegas Boulevard and Sixth Street.…

3. Abbey Road Crossing

The Abbey Road Crossing in downtown Las Vegas is a painted pedestrian crosswalk designed to replicate the famous London zebra crossing featured on the Beatles' nineteen sixty-nine album cover. Installed in two thousand fourteen in the…

4. Downtown Container Park

The most prominent feature of the Downtown Container Park is a towering, fifty-five-foot-tall metal sculpture of a praying mantis at the entrance. This statue, which previously appeared at the Burning Man festival, periodically shoots…

5. El Cortez Parking Garage

The El Cortez parking garage, located at seven hundred seven East Ogden Avenue, is a multi-level structure that serves the nearby El Cortez Hotel and Casino. You can recognize the facility by its utilitarian, concrete design and its…

6. Slonina ARTSpace

Slonina ARTSpace sits on the ground floor of the building at nine hundred one East Fremont Street. It occupies seventeen hundred square feet of space near the corner of Ninth and Fremont, a location known as the Fremont East Arts District.

7. Fergusons Downtown

At the center of Fergusons Downtown stands the Big Rig Jig, a towering, fifty-foot sculpture fashioned from two interlocked, repurposed oil tanker trucks that seem to dance in the air. This structure defines the heart of the site, a…

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