Most Instgrammable Murals In Memphis

Most people know Memphis for the musical art. But that's not the only art form Memphis is praised for. From music to the performing arts and everything in between, Memphis has it all. In this list, I'm sharing the most instagrammable murals (& structures) in Memphis, so get your camera ready and strike a pose! Please note that some of these murals are identified by the address of the nearest building and may take you looking around a corner or two to see it.

SOB Downtown, Wet Willie's, 137 Mill Ave, Tin Roof, Corky's Ribs & BBQ, I AM A MAN Plaza, Memphis Sign, I Love Memphis Mural, Streets Ministries - Downtown, I am a Man Mural

• SOB Downtown in Memphis, United States

  
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  This mural was installed by Erin Miller Wray, who specializes in hand-painted visual branding. It's located on the patio side of South of Beale, SOB's.

• Wet Willie's in Memphis, United States

  
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  This love Memphis mural is located on the sidewall of Wet Willie on Beale Street. The design changes, but the message is still the same. Be aware: There will probably be a line.

• 137 Mill Ave in Memphis, United States

  
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  This mural, completed in 2016, was done so in conjunction with the production of a music video for Angel Street. Angel Street is a mentoring program for young girls in the North Memphis area.

• Tin Roof in Memphis, United States

  
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  Red Bull isn't the only thing that can give you wings. Head over to the Beale Street Wings mural to grab a pair. It's just outside Tin Roof Nightclub.

• Corky's Ribs & BBQ in Memphis, United States

  
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  If you're in the East Memphis area, stop by Corky's to check out this mural that pays tribute to all things Memphis: music, sports, barbecue, and our contribution to the Civil Rights Movement.

• I AM A MAN Plaza in Memphis, United States

  
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  I AM A MAN is an art structure that pays tribute to the Sanitation Strike in 1968. Black Sanitation Workers took to the streets in March of 1968 in protest of fair working conditions and wages. "I AM A MAN" was printed on their signs.

• Memphis Sign in Memphis, United States

  
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  Not a mural, but there’s no way you can come to Memphis without taking a trip to Mud Island Park to check out the Memphis Bicentennial Sign. The goal of this art piece was to attract more people to the area.

• I Love Memphis Mural in Memphis, United States

  
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  If you haven’t figured it out already, Memphis loves Memphis! And we want you to love it too! This mural was created as a part of the “I Love Memphis” mural series by local artist Brandon Marshall.

• Streets Ministries - Downtown in Memphis, United States

  
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  This uplifting and inspiring message was created by Erin Williams to encourage the community. It is located on the backside of Street Ministries on Potomac Ave.

• I am a Man Mural in Memphis, United States

  
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  This has to be one of my favorite murals in the city! Similar to the structure, this mural pays homage to the Sanitation Strike of 1968 that happened right here on Main Street.