Public art has a way of catching us by surprise. A mural appears around a corner. A sculpture changes with the afternoon light. A familiar street becomes something new. Unlike art contained within a frame, public art becomes part of the landscape — woven into brick walls, sidewalks, parks, neighborhoods, and gathering places.
Across Maryland’s Lower Eastern Shore, you’ll find a surprising collection of murals, sculptures, and creative projects bringing color and imagination to our communities. Some celebrate local history and culture. Some invite reflection. Some simply make you smile. (And yes, some make the perfect backdrop for a selfie.)
Created by artists, students, neighbors, and entire communities. These works tell the stories of the places around them. Whether you have an afternoon to explore or just a few minutes between adventures, use this guide to discover the creativity waiting throughout Dorchester, Wicomico, Worcester, and Somerset Counties in Maryland.
Start Your Art Adventure
Experience more than two dozen beautiful murals created by artists throughout Dorchester County along our Mural Trail! The trail includes the "Take My Hand" Harriet Tubman mural by Michael Rosato that has become known nationwide.
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