Explore the Vibrant Murals of Williamson County
Williamson County isn’t just known for charming neighborhoods and beautiful homes, it’s also home to some of Tennessee’s most colorful and creative street art. From downtown Franklin to hidden gems in Brentwood and beyond, these murals tell stories of local culture, music, and history. Whether you’re a local, a visitor, or an Instagram enthusiast, this guide will help you find must-see murals in Williamson County.
1. Fairview Landscape
Location: 1712 Fairview Blvd E, Fairview, TN 37062
Artist: Fairview Arts Council & the community; @fairviewarts
Why It’s Special: A smattering of color stands out on Fairview Boulevard, showing off an entire community’s artistic stylings through a mural near Country Cafe. Around the words “Fairview, Tennessee 37062” are images that represent Fairview’s landscape and culture—trees, lakes, wildlife, a sunset, and a nod to Bowie Nature Park.
2. This Girl Can
Location: 305 Sheldon Valley Dr, Nolensville, TN 37135
Artist: Kim Radford; @kimradfordartist
Why It’s Special: In 2020, Tennessee commemorated 100 years of women’s suffrage and the ratification of the 19th amendment, which gave women the right to vote. To celebrate, a team of seven female artists designed and painted stunning original pieces across the state through the Walls for Women project. Nashville artist Kim Radford designed the final piece.
3. We Heart Franklin
Location: 144 Bridge St, Franklin, TN 37064
Artist: ForBecks/Chris Tidwell; @forbecks
Why It’s Special: For Becks brought some Franklin charm to his classic “like” button. It’s the perfect spot to pose; visitors can stand right underneath the heart!
4. Welcome To Franklin Postcard
Location: 509 Hillsboro Rd, Franklin, TN 37064
Artist: Michael Cooper of Murals & More; @muralsandmore
Why It’s Special: Send a “wish you were here” sunshine snap to your friends! This eye-catching “Welcome To Franklin” postcard greets passersby on Hillsboro Road with 10-foot-tall letters and vivid scenes of iconic Franklin locations. The mural is a punchy celebration of all things Franklin and took two months to paint & it’s a whopping 41 feet wide.
5. 50 Years of Brentwood
Location: 7030 Executive Center Dr, Brentwood, TN 37027
Artist: April James; @ajamesartist
Why It’s Special: This colorful mural, Brentwood’s first, was commissioned in 2019 through Leadership Brentwood’s initiative to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the city’s founding.
Plan Your Visit
- Best times: Morning for soft light, late afternoon for warmer tones.
- Bring friends or family to make it a mini-tour.
- Share your photos with us on Instagram and tag #WilliamsonCountyMurals!
- Check Mural Permissions – Most are public, but some are on private property – always respect signage.
Photo Ideas:
- Wide shots capturing entire murals
- Close ups for mural textures and details
- People interacting with murals for lifestyle shots
- Drone or street-level angles for dynamic views
Why Williamson County Murals Are More Than Just Art
These murals reflect the vibrant culture, history, and creativity of our community. They make Williamson County a unique place to live, visit, and explore, offering endless photo opportunities and local charm. Whether you’re a homeowner, renter, or visitor, the murals are a reminder that art can transform a city’s streets into colorful destinations.