The Blythe Community is home to many murals (with more on the way). Local and guest artists capture the spirit of Blythe – from the interactive Wings murals to a large river scene mural. Please visit Blythe and enjoy the sights!
Take E. Hobsonway all the way down to meet E. Donlon St. – under the I-10 highway underpass – and check out Blythe’s commemorative “Hands Across America” mural.
Peace Out by local artist can be found at the Prime Leaf
Local community business patron Blackbird Real Estate, area artist Chuy Ayala, and the Blythe Chamber of Commerce’s “Adopt-A-Street” program have delivered a new piece of art to the Palo Verde Valley, as a mural on Main St. was unveiled earlier this year. Pictured on March 5, 2021, left to right: Chuy Ayala, with his son Anthony Ayala; and Blackbird Real Estate realtors Brandy Cox and Kim Dean-Kelley.
Blythe’s Colorado River mural – by artist Gabriel Pecina – is on the S. 2nd St. side of the hometown Short Stop Discount Liquor (at 300 E. Hobsonway). The scene depicts fishing, water sports, the Great Colorado, mountains, and more.
A special City of Blythe Centennial mural homage painted by neighboring Cibola, Ariz., artist Jeff Hess was unveiled as part of the day’s festivities at the local Community Center on Saturday, July 23.
Interactive area art in the Palo Verde Valley! Visit the Wings of Blythe, a Colorado River mural, and Main Street
