Post by Kaylee Rex | September 27, 2021
The intersection of West Strawberry, West Vine and South Mulberry streets at the top of Cabbage Hill can often feel uninviting and confusing to drivers and pedestrians alike. Lancaster Public Art, the SoWe Neighborhood Group and the Department of Public Works are hoping to make the five-way intersection safer and more inviting for all visitors through a temporary public art installation funded by the Bloomberg Foundation’s Asphalt Art Initiative. The hope is that the mural will encourage motorists, cyclists and pedestrians to slow down.
Lancaster, currently one of 16 U.S. cities in the program, received a $25,000 grant from the Bloomberg ...Read More
