My daily walks are taking me into other parts of the city, so here’s a third entry on the street artwork that enhances Louisville’s culture.

The photo at the top is in the California neighborhood (which I didn’t know existed until I took this shot). Apparently people in the olden days called it California because it was the westernmost part of the city.

Elsewhere we have more from the art-filled Shelby Park:

The next few are from the Russell neighborhood a predominantly Black section in the West End:

Let’s go more to the city center, and we find these on Fourth Street:

And let’s combine the two to get this:

And while walking through Smoketown, you’ll see this:

Meanwhile, Phoenix Hill has these offerings. The first is at the Goodwill facility near Broadway:

And the next is nearby:

Every time I explore the city, I find something new to snap with my camera.