Tour The Brewers Murals Across Wisconsin
In 2024 the Milwaukee Brewers launched their “Community Mural Program,” collaborating with local artists and communities across Wisconsin to install public murals celebrating baseball, local history, and local identity. while transforming public spaces into celebrations of teamwork, belonging, and joy. Through partnerships with local artists and organizations, the club continues to expand its #BeyondTheDiamond efforts. See these amazing works of art for yourself on your next roadtrip around Wisconsin!
Click on the map above for a google map of ALL the mural locations!
7th Inning Stretch - Fitchburg
In August of 2026, The Brewers unveiled Fitchburg's new mural, 7th Inning Stretch at the tennis courts at McKee Farms Park. The mural from Emily Balsley celebrates the energy and camaraderie of a Brewers game. Dressed in Brewers colors and filling the stands with excitement, spectators are shown rising from their seats to sing along during the iconic 7th Inning Stretch between innings. The scene captures the shared joy of game day at American Family Field, highlighting the community spirit and unforgettable atmosphere that make Brewers baseball a beloved Wisconsin tradition.
El Paletero - Heavy Hitters Athletic Club, Milwaukee
The community mural, El Paletero, is located at the Heavy Hitters Athletic Club in Milwaukee, and celebrates The Paletero, a symbol of pride and hard work ethic in Latino culture. El Paletero honors cultural identity, highlights the importance of community spaces, and contributes to Milwaukee’s rich tradition of public art. Created by Milwaukee artist Michael Cerda and unveiled in 2024 the approximately 100-foot mural also features a connection to Brewers pride, blending Latino cultural heritage with the city’s love of baseball.
Field of Play - Wauwatosa
Field of Play, located on the east wall of Little Village Play Café in Wauwatosa, celebrates the spirit of teamwork, creativity, and community connection through a shared love of baseball. Created by Milwaukee artist Whitney Nettles in the summer of 2024, the vibrant, baseball-themed mural brings together the playful energy of childhood and the excitement of cheering for a team. The piece highlights the importance of belonging, supporting one another, and building meaningful connections both on and off the field.
Wild Bill - Black Cat Alley,
Milwaukee's East Side
Located in Black Cat Alley on Milwaukee’s East Side, Wild Bill celebrates Milwaukee Brewers catcher William “Wild Bill” Contreras through a vibrant, anime-inspired artistic style. Illustrated by Milwaukee native Brent Schoonover and painted by local artist Hannah Tews, the mural features bold colors and dynamic imagery that capture Contreras’s energy and passion for baseball. The mural was completed in June of 2025.
The Launch - Slingshot Bar, West Allis
Celebrating Wisconsin pride, baseball, and the spirit of community, The Launch features bold colors inspired by the Milwaukee Brewers' City Connect uniforms, and in a playful nod to the team and local business, shows a slingshot launching a Brewers-themed fishing bobber. The mural is the creation of Michael Cerda, and is located on the side of Slingshot Bar at 6325 W. National Avenue in West Allis.
South Side en la Hora Mágica - Paleteria Yayo, Southside Milwaukee
South Side en la Hora Mágica (“South Side at the Magic Hour”) is located on the exterior wall of Paleteria Yayo, at 1727 W. Lincoln Avenue in Milwaukee. Completed in May 2026, the vibrant mural was created by local artists Aisha Valentín and Whitney Salgado in collaboration with Luna Creative Collaborations. With warm sunset colors, a paletero selling frozen treats to children, and American Family Field in the background, the artwork celebrates Milwaukee’s Latino heritage, neighborhood traditions, and love of baseball. The mural also honors the everyday street vendors who bring people together, capturing a sense of nostalgia, belonging, and community pride on Milwaukee’s South Side.
Gone Fishin' - Green Bay
Created by Green Bay artist Andrew Linskens, Gone Fishin’ in Green Bay brings together Wisconsin’s love of baseball and outdoor recreation. The artwork features the team’s iconic Barrelman mascot enjoying a relaxing day of fishing, celebrating the connection between Brewers baseball and Wisconsin’s outdoor traditions. Located on the back of the Hurckman Mechanical Industries building at 164 North Broadway in downtown Green Bay. The project was the fifth mural in the Brewers’ community initiative.
Wisco Way - Eau Claire
Located on the exterior of The Pickle at 341 Water Street in downtown Eau Claire, Wisco Way features the Brewers’ signature Wisco colors and sunset-inspired hues. The artwork incorporates elements that reflect the region’s natural beauty, including the Chippewa River, along with the area’s love of fishing, nature, music, and community. Created by Menomonie-based artist Jenna Wood, and developed in collaboration with Visit Eau Claire and the Eaux Claires Festival, the mural connects the Brewers’ City Connect identity with Eau Claire’s distinctive creative culture.
Off The Trail - Janesville
The Off The Trail mural in Janesville is located at the Janesville Youth Sports Complex at 100 S. Wuthering Hills Drive. The mural was created by Madison based artist Emily Balsley and celebrates Wisconsin’s love of baseball, nature, and community. Featuring a colorful outdoor scene with a sunset, a pickup baseball game, a lake, and a cozy bonfire, the artwork captures the fun and relaxed spirit of spending time outdoors with family and friends.