Downtown New Port Richey is an open-air gallery just waiting to be explored. From large-scale historical scenes to quirky pops of color, our downtown murals tell the stories of our community — past, present, and whimsical. All of these can be enjoyed on foot, making them a perfect pairing with a day of shopping, dining, and exploring.

Here’s your guide to the most prominent murals in Downtown NPR — complete with a suggested walking route.

1. “A 1920’s Day on the Pithlachascotee River” — by Keith Goodson

Location: Health Department Building, 5640 Main Street
This expansive mural wraps around the corner of Main and Bank Streets, using local faces to populate a scene from NPR’s glamorous 1920s. It’s a nostalgic nod to the town’s early Hollywood-era charm.

2. “Welcome to New Port Richey” — by Sage XArt / Robertson Gallery

Location: 5404 Main Street
A burst of tropical color that greets visitors with bright, Florida-style illustrations. It’s a joyful entry point into downtown’s creative spirit.

3. “It’s A Sunny Day” — by Adonis Hunter

Location: Main Street Food Mart, 5912 Main Street
This cheerful mural features sunny motifs and a vivid palette that perfectly captures NPR’s laid-back, coastal vibe.

4. “Faces of Main Street” — by Gabriela Pelaytay

Location: Fitzgerald’s Irish Tavern, 5811 Nebraska Avenue
A stylized mural filled with expressive faces — adding character and cultural diversity to the neighborhood blocks.

5. “The Henry – Grey Stilt House” — by Keith Goodson

Location: Core Chiropractic, 5323 Main Street
Depicts the historic Grey Stilt House — an artistic nod to NPR’s architectural and cultural legacy.

6. “Dining and Dancing at the Hacienda” — by Chad Leininger

Location: Kazu’s Building, 5706 Main Street
A playful scene capturing the downtown nightlife of a bygone era — fun, dynamic, and full of energy.

7. “The Circle of Life” — by Tamara Gerkin

Location: Bissi Building, 6332 Grand Boulevard
A pictorial journey through NPR’s early days, featuring Mr. and Mrs. Bissi in 1920s attire. A beautiful fusion of portraiture and community story.

8. “Gator Mural” — Artist Unknown

Location: Little Corona Cigar Lounge, 6324 Grand Boulevard
A whimsical gator that adds a quirky touch to the walk, offering a lighthearted break from the historic scenes.

Suggested Walking Route & Tips

Start at Sims Park, then stroll east along Main Street to see:

1. “A 1920’s Day…”
2. “Welcome to NPR”
3. “It’s A Sunny Day”
4. “Faces of Main Street”
5. “Dining and Dancing at the Hacienda”

Next, head north up Grand Boulevard to see:
6. “The Circle of Life”
7. “Gator Mural”

Photo Tips:

• Best light: Morning or late afternoon
• Frame your shots to include vintage storefronts or Sims Park as a backdrop
• Corner murals like “A 1920’s Day” are perfect for wide-angle shots

Why Downtown NPR’s Murals are Special

Each piece is more than just art — it’s a story rooted in our city’s history and character. Whether you’re a local seeing them for the hundredth time or a first-time visitor, these murals offer a new perspective every walk.

Ready to explore more? Visit our Art & Entertainment listings for galleries, live performances, and more cultural experiences in Downtown New Port Richey.