Destination Cleveland Adds Two Murals, Bringing Project Total to 11
Destination Cleveland has launched two new murals across the city as part of its "Murals Across the City" initiative. The first, by artist Tessa LeBaron, is located at 706 E. 185th St. and draws inspiration from Lake Erie. The second,…
Cleveland Akron, OH, October 24, 2026 —
Destination Cleveland has launched two murals at locations in different parts of the city, adding to its Murals Across the City initiative. The additions bring the project’s total number of installations to 11.
One mural, created by artist Tessa LeBaron, is at 706 E. 185th St. Its inspiration is Lake Erie, according to the information provided about the project.
The second mural, by artist Naijal DAYZWHUN Hawkins, is on the CMHA Welcome Center at 1701 W. 25th St. in Ohio City. The work celebrates Cleveland’s industrial heritage.
The two installations place the project’s newest works at separate addresses: one on East 185th Street and the other at the welcome center in Ohio City. The available information identifies the artists, locations and themes, but does not provide details about when the murals were completed or formally launched.
It also does not specify the murals’ dimensions, materials, commissioning process or the number of artists involved in earlier project installations. No statements from Destination Cleveland, the artists or the CMHA Welcome Center were included in the information provided.
The project total of 11 refers to installations in the initiative after these two additions. Further information about the other works in the project, or plans for additional murals, was not provided.
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