Uniting artists, businesses and local people through the collaborative process of mural-making. Creating art that transforms public spaces and individual lives.
Each year we receive thousands of visitors to our outdoor gallery, which has become part of the town’s visual landscape. Through public art we intend to inspire people, and create a sense of pride within the community.
We believe in the transformative power of creativity. We want to live in a town where art and creative practice are respected as critical to sense of self and place and where cultural vibrancy reflects and honours all human identities and experiences.
The idea of a mural trail first came from Jim and Caroline of the Pilgrim Information Centre who created a list of murals for visitors to visit. Then Gerard Tucker, the Town Clerk, approached local artist Kim Von Coels from 
By the spring of 2019 The Mural Trail had really brought the town together and several new artworks were created in Glastonbury that summer. Artists, who had applied from all over the world via the 
With the help of Kirsten from Somerset Design Studio a Trail Leaflet has been created with a map showing all of the town’s artworks and on September 20th 2019 there was a 
In 2010 world renowned street artist Stik did a piece on a wall in Hanover Square, visible from the High Street, the piece was vandalised, painted over by the council, then repainted by the artist. It remains as a popular feature in our town centre.
