Three-Phase Mural Project Esco Alley Art Launches This Saturday In Escondido

Esco Alley Art a three-phase mural project, presented by the Escondido Arts Association and the Escondido Downtown Business Association and focused on highlighting Escondido’s lively business and arts community, launches Saturday June 12th.

The concept for this three-phase project started with Heather Moe of Design Moe Kitchen and Bath, who collaborated with several local business owners, many of whom are Escondido-based artists. Phase one presents 11 murals from local artists.

The Grand Opening will not only showcase artists but will boost the economy of downtown Escondido. For more information, visit here.

 

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11 murals from local artists

Phase I of the 3-part series will be installed on Friday, June 11, starting at 9AM, with a formal unveiling taking place on Saturday at 11AM, prior to the start of Escondido’s Second Saturday Art Walk.

Eleven murals from local artists will hang along a historical 300-foot brick wall; the unveiling will include live entertainment, special guests, music, and food & beverages.

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When and Where

Where: The alley south of Grand Avenue between Broadway and Maple.

When: Friday June 11, 2021: 9AM – Art Installation.

Saturday June 12, 2021: 11AM – Phase I Unveiling.

There will be a 20-min program with speakers, including the Mayor of Escondido.

The event is free and open to the public.

See you there….and stay healthy, San Diego!

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