Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial DC MURAL MAGIC BLAGDEN ALLEY A popular destination for Black Americans after the Civil War, the Shaw neighborhood houses a mix of can’t-miss murals within this offshoot, including Aniekan Udofia’s Space is the Place and Cita Sadeli Chelove’s Windswept Mandala . Between M and N Streets, and 9th and 10th Streets MADSTEEZ’S GEORGE WASHINGTON NoMa displays a funkified mural of the nation’s first Commander-in-Chief by MADSTEEZ, who was commissioned by POW! WOW!, an international mural festival hosted in the neighborhood. 331 N Street NE CULTURE HOUSE Originally a Baptist Church built in 1886, this Victorian and Romanesque architectural gem was colorfully reimagined by artist HENSE in 2012. The facility serves as an arts and culture community center in Southwest Waterfront. 700 Delaware Avenue SW BLACK LIVES MATTER PLAZA In June 2020, a portion of 16th Street was transformed into a city-commissioned mural emblazoned with the powerful civil rights message in yellow lettering. Just north of Lafayette Square B l a ck 20 OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE L i ve s M at Learn more about DC’s spring events at washington.org/spring . DISCOVER MORE A BOUT SPRING te r P la za