Fire Hydrant Murals

Art at every corner

Along the Art Loops, everyday infrastructure is transformed into community creations at the hands of local artists. A series of mini-murals by Utah illustrator Brooke Smart layer playful personas onto our town’s fire hydrants, evoking imagination and delight from passersby. Colorful and full of character, these whimsical pieces are located along the Youth Art Walk, where students have lovingly provided names such as Rodeo Rosie, as well as near the library, where you’ll encounter literary characters including Mother Goose and the Tin Man. 

A person wearing a blue and checkered cap, a pink jumpsuit, and a dark t-shirt, spray painting a fire hydrant outdoors on a sunny day with trees and a house in the background.
A fire hydrant painted with a cartoon character's face and clothing, with the word 'Waterous' on it.
Colorful painted fire hydrant with a face, glasses, lips, and hair, standing on a rocky ground with a background of trees and modern buildings.
Colorful fire hydrant painted as a woman with purple face, pink hair, red bandana, and cowboy attire, situated outdoors on a grassy area with trees and a street in the background.
Colorful fire hydrant painted to look like a chicken, with a yellow comb, orange beak, and blue body, situated next to gravel and some green shrubs.
Colorful fire hydrant painted with a cartoon cat face, with the word 'OPEN' on its head, situated on a grassy area by the sidewalk, with a street and a building in the background.
Colorful fire hydrant painted with bright green, yellow, pink, and blue stripes, with a cartoon face and glasses, located on a grassy area near a street with trees and houses in the background.
Colorful fire hydrant painted with a woman's face, red hair, and a white daisy, set on grass in front of a suburban street scene.
A fire hydrant painted to resemble a cartoon dog, with the main body in yellow with black spots, a red nose, and a happy face, situated on a grassy area with a brick building in the background.