If you don't stop here while in Metropolis, what are you even doing in this town??…read more It's right next to the Superman Museum and there are also some thematic murals on an adjacent wall. We were here in late November and Supes was dressed up for Christmas with a Santa hat on. Definitely a fun roadside attraction in Southern Illinois.

What a cool place the statue of Superman is awesome it's a must go see place metropolis, Illinois…read moreover the Ohio river to cool place plenty of shops nice places to eat quaint little town with Superman

Oh, I love finding random public art displays all around every city we visit. Here we are at the…read morefarm bureau and it's nicely painted and well designed so go check it out.

Located on the lawn of the National Quilt Museum, this sculpture features five bronze figures:…read moreMeriwether Lewis, William Clark, a generic Indian man and girl, and Clark's big explorer dog Seaman. There are some interesting anachronisms going on including noting Paducah on the map and 21st century earrings, considering that the expedition took place between 1803 and 1806. There is a plaque at their feet. "As Meriwether Lewis and William Clark wound their way westward, they encountered many indigenous people. The Native Americans portrayed here represent those who helped Lewis and Clark during their travels to the Pacific Ocean. The flag that the child is holding and the Thomas Jefferson medal were givens given to those original people of America. Taking artistic license, George Lundeen added Sacagawea coins to the ears of the Native American and Paducah to the map held by William Clark. It is interesting to note that in 1803, Meriwether Lewis paid $20.00 for his Newfoundland dog, Seaman, but in 1827, William Clark paid only a $5.00 transfer fee for the land wehere Paducah and McCracken County now stand." There is some great detail in the faces of the explorers as they seek out the west. [Review 16316 overall - 130 in Kentucky - 1823 of 2021.]

The Owensboro Mural is a public are displayed my wife and I visited while we were in the area. We…read morelove finding random public art displays all around town in Merrills and this one was very fitting while we were visiting the area

Cool mural I came across while exploring the area. It is on the outside of the Brewing company and…read morefeatures a cool looking Sheep with HBC above it

Think Vintage is a excellent collection of hand-picked individual different kind of items that you…read moremight want to appoint your shelves. The price points are excellent. If you're into any kind of fairy collecting items or unusual pictures, this is the place. I've never been in a store like it. It's one of a kind.

First let me say, the owner, Laura(?) is sweet as apple pie! I was walking into all the little…read moreshops in town and this one really caught my curiosity. A little vintage..a little nostalgia, a bunch of miniatures, and some great unique items. The place is clean and inviting. Like 8 said, the owner is super sweet. Prices are extremely reasonable. Go support local small business.

Ready or Dot! Is a fun and clever named mural that sits in downtown Evansville Indiana just off…read moreMain Street. This colorful dot mural is actually part of the areas self.e alley and is the 3rd of 3 murals in the selfie encouraged alley. Very well done and fun piece that my daughters adored. Perfect for a cool and fun photo or selfie opp.

Ready or not is another cool mural that Evansville has in their city. I really like all the public…read moreart that is featured in Evansville Indiana. This is one of many that are in this little alleyway. There are two other ones it's also attached to it and I was like hell it's pretty simple as just a white background with a bunch of bug bites everywhere pretty cool

Self.e Alley is a decorative alley carved out in the popular brick paved Main Street area of…read moredowntown Evansville Indiana. This alley as of February 2022 currently has 3 murals. As you walk into the alley you will see the three murals side by side and a staircase. The first mural you will see is a "welcome to Evansville" mural. The second mural is the awesome and vibrant "neon lights" mural and lastly you have the cleverly named "Ready or Dot!" Mural. All there murals are fantastic and well done. They make for a perfect photo op or as the alley insists a perfect selfie. My personally favorite of the 3 current murals is the neon lights mural. It was my favorite mural I came across on my short trip to the city of Evansville. Overall very cool, fun and clever thing to have in the city. Me and the family always enjoy discovering public art when visiting towns. And self.e alley provided easy access to three really good murals.

This is a fun mural for Hoptown. Yeah it's a nice spot to check out so go look at this public art…read moredisplay. Everybody get excited to go check it out when you're in town.

Did you know there's a spot where the music never ends? I didn't either, but apparently it's here…read moreon this wall and the soul city in Kentucky. I had no idea we go check it out.