All of these murals are visible or adjacent to Winston-Salem's Trade Street art district. But they're not all immediately visible. Again, I won't tell you exactly where to find each one, wandering around and discovering them is half the fun. But if you find the one above, you'll see the murals and graffiti in the last post.
Loosing your marbles, or gumballs? Yeah, I've been there. You probably have, too.
This bird is a little bit hidden. If you enjoy a drink on a high patio with a view, you'll find it.
Photos by me (Steve Emig).
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