Every island, beach and neighborhood in the Fort Myers area is unique, each with its own personality. What they all share in common is a relaxing and welcoming ambiance where their stories come to life in colorful murals. No matter where you are there is beautiful artwork nearby. Visit our murals for memorable photo ops and interactive fun.
Visit our murals for the perfect photo op. Every mural provides a unique opportunity to interact with the artwork. Click on a point on the map or click the arrows to explore the murals throughout our neighborhoods.
Point your camera at this mural and watch as the mural comes to life!
Picture yourself in the nature of Pine Island. Sit on a "swing" and immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery of the island.
A tribute to the beautiful islands of Sanibel and Captiva. Stop in at the chamber of commerce on your way onto the island, sit on a bike and snap the perfect vacay photo.
Show off your soccer skills and join the fun of this colorful mural celebrating the spirit of the Lehigh Acres community at Veteran's Park.
Feed the horses or run from a bald eagle. The photo ops here are fun and wild!
Spread your butterfly wings or emerge from a treehouse. Set in beautiful Lakes Park, there are numerous photo opportunities.
Play the drums and immerse yourself into Estero's tropical scenery on the park's concert stage.
“There is something powerful about changing an entire environment through murals or decorative arts,” says Erik. “In creating a new environment, you are not only able to transform the space, but how people view themselves in that space.” His vision and talents helped to create the murals in North Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Lakes Park. He enjoys participating in Florida street art painting festivals and for several years participated in The Salon, a worldwide gathering of artists featuring exhibits, master classes and more. Explore his online galleries here.
Hilary created the engaging mural at Estero Community Park. She is an award-winning Florida-based muralist and portrait artist, with large-scale chalk murals being her signature. Her use of color and light has captivated festivalgoers and private art collectors alike. She holds an MA from the University of Florida and a BFA from Columbus College of Art & Design. See more of her work here.
Holland was thrilled to work on the murals at Veteran's Park in Lehigh Acres and at Lakes Park, sharing his passion for drawing that began as a boy with comic books. He studied illustration at the San Francisco Academy of Art and began his career with paintings and chalk art in galleries and restaurants throughout the Tampa Bay Area. He participates in chalk festivals around Florida and works as a freelance artist for a variety of clients, with chalk, acrylics and watercolor/marker being his mediums of choice. Visit his Instagram page to see his talent.
Jackie’s successful 45-year career as a fine artist can be seen in her innate ability to interpret nature on walls and canvas, with a specialty in mural work. She is a member of the Fort Myers Mural Society and her work can be seen throughout Southwest Florida, including a 25-foot-long mural in Miami commemorating her participation in Art Basel and a stunning work of art at Valerie's House in Fort Myers encompassing a two-story atrium and "Stairway To Healing." She worked on the Lakes Park murals and you can see more of her work on Instagram - @virtue_jacqueline.
Rolan lent his talents to the murals in Pine Island, Sanibel Island, Cape Coral and Lakes Park. His compelling body of work includes everything from oil paintings to LED-driven structural constructions and has graced exhibits since the mid-90s in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach County and New York City. His Florida-based studio also serves as home for his New Light Foundation, Inc., a nonprofit that promotes the arts and education through community outreach. Rolan is a Brooklyn, NY, native and graduate of its Pratt Institute. See samples of his diverse creations here.
A mix of live entertainment, classical art and cultural experiences, the arts scene in Southwest Florida is nothing if not unique. But with so many places to see, navigating the area can get a little overwhelming for new visitors.
Go from enjoying sunny days to watching stars on the stage. Southwest Florida’s cultural scene is thriving, and an evening of art is just the right way to add a fresh perspective to your vacation.
Every story has a beginning, and in the art world, a mural called “An Alternative History of Fort Myers” sparked a movement in 1999.
Sharing Fort Myers memories from our murals. Share yours with #MyFortMyers!
