Decatur Mural Trail

By Katelyn Henderson

In Huntsville we have lots of public art thanks to places like Arts Huntsville, Downtown Huntsville, MidCity District, local businesses, and amazing artists. After you have explored the local art scene, we want to encourage you to take a quick drive over to Decatur to check out the “Chasing Art Project.” 

Located at 113 6th Avenue NE at Webster’s Karate of Decatur, AL. It was painted by Michael McPheeters and honors Jimmy “Yellowhorse” Webster. Webster, who recently passed, was a prominent Native American activist in the city of Decatur.

The purpose of the Chasing Art Project is to unite the city with beautifully inspiring and culturally relevant public art displays. Spearheaded by Decatur local Glenn Mitchell, this project welcomes over 30 mural to the area. 

“Homecoming” is located at 208 2nd Avenue SE in Decatur, Alabama created by artist, Adam Stephenson.

Want to go on a mural hunt? Check out the MoCo (Morgan County) Mural Trail. This is completely free and be sure to tag #VisitDecaturAl and #ChasingArtProject in your photos! 

Located on the corner of Oak and Lee Street 207 Oak Street Northeast in Decatur, Alabama. This mural was created by Glenn Mitchell.

You can also sign up for the Mobile Passport to find the address for each mural, artist information, and check-in when you stop to see them. 

Let us know which mural is your favorite and don’t forget to tag the artist if you can! 

Decatur Mural Trail

Katelyn Henderson

Katelyn Henderson is the founder of We Are Huntsville and a content marketing strategist with a passion for connecting people to the places, businesses, and events that make North Alabama special. Through storytelling, digital marketing, and community partnerships, she helps local organizations grow while celebrating the region she calls home.