Wildwood's Honky Tonk Saloon - New Wall Art Mural

There's a brand new wall art mural on the Wildwood island and it's located at the Wildwood's Honky Tonk Saloon, right off the world-famous Wildwood Boardwalk. We love the updated look to the entire building, especially the colorful new wall mural!

You can easily view the mural by walking to the right side of the Wildwood's Honky Tonk Saloon building. If you want to get a clean photograph of it...go early in the morning before cars start parking in the parking lot throughout the day.

The wall mural depicts either a sunrise or a sunset out over the Atlantic Ocean (I'm thinking sunrise) with several surf boards sticking up in the sand. There's advertising on a few of the surf boards - Smart Water, Wildwoods, Coca-Cola and Wildwood Honky Tonk Saloon. Beautiful, vivid colors and a very nicely done new wall mural.

We enjoy seeing street art and wall murals when we travel and were super-excited to see this new one at the Wildwoods Honky Tonk Saloon. If you're a fan...make sure you go check it out when visiting the Wildwoods in New Jersey.

The Future of Penbrook Wall Mural by Artist Sarah Fogg

Last week we took a drive down to Penbrook to see the wall mural by artist Sarah Fogg. As big fans of street art and wall murals...this one was on our bucket list to see. You'll find it located on the Penbrook Administration Building's wall that faces the Elm Street Station Park and Playground. That's at 150 South 28th Street in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

Title: The Future of Penbrook
Artist: Sarah Fogg

On the day that we visited there were two cars there so we couldn't get a complete clean photograph of the wall mural. It depicts the faces of real children who attended the Penbrook summer camp. Love when murals depict real people...especially people who reside in the area. The artist Sarah Fogg was born and raised in Harrisburg and currently still lives there.

The mural depicts the faces of 5 children of various heritage on a blue background. There are painted floral designs on each side. I love all of the colors that the artist chose for this mural...they work beautifully together. You'll find the artist's name in the bottom left corner of the mural.

If you want to go see it...use the address above in your GPS. There's parking right there at the mural and along the side streets. You'll see the Elm Street Station Park directly across the street from the wall mural. It's not hard to get to. If you love street art and wall murals...this is a really nice one to go and see.