Mapping the moments: events are now live on Street Art Cities
Because the best street art moments shouldn’t be the ones you hear about too late, forget about Street Art FOMO and check the Street Art Cities eventpage.
Street art has always been more than murals. It’s the festivals that reshape a neighborhood for a week. The block parties where a wall becomes a gathering point. The late‑night jams, the open studios, the guided walks, the spontaneous “come paint with us” afternoons and gallery shows.
These moments are the heartbeat of the culture, and now they finally have a home on Street Art Cities.
With our Events feature, the global street art community can finally discover what’s happening, where it’s happening, and how to be part of it.
One place for everything happening in the streets
Head to the Events page and you’ll find a clean, intuitive overview of what’s going on around the world.
You can easily toggle between Ongoing and Upcoming events, whether you’re looking for something to join today or planning your next trip.
No more scattered announcements.
No more missing out because you didn’t follow the right account at the right moment.
Everything is in one place, open to everyone.
The community can now add events too
Street Art Cities has always been built by its community: hunters, explorers, artists, locals, travelers.
So opening up events to the community was the natural next step.
If you know about something happening in your city, a festival, a mural unveiling, a workshop, a gallery night, a jam, you can now add it directly to the platform.
Fill in the details, upload a photo if you have one, and submit.
To keep the list trustworthy and relevant, every event is reviewed before approval. Once it’s cleared, it goes live for the whole world to see.
This keeps the map clean, credible, and genuinely useful.
Where moments become part of the ecosystem
Street art is one of the most democratic art forms in the world. But the culture around it, the gatherings, the celebrations, the shared experiences, often disappears as quickly as it appears.
By mapping events, we’re not just documenting walls.
We’re documenting the life around them.
And that only works if the community participates.
So if you’re organizing something , or simply know about an event others shouldn’t miss, add it. Share it. Help someone discover a moment they wouldn’t have found otherwise.