RootedHomes and arts education non-profit Caldera invite the Central Oregon community and media partners to the unveiling of a new, vibrant community mural created by local teen artists. The mural transforms a previously blank retaining wall near
the future community garden at RootedHomes Rooted at 19th community in Redmond.
The public celebration and unveiling of the 19th Mural Project will take place on Thursday, October 16th, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the site, located at 345 NW 19th Street in Redmond.
The mural is the result of a powerful collaboration that allowed Caldera Learners to apply their creative talents to a large-scale, permanent piece of public art. Community members are invited to meet the young artists and celebrate their lasting contribution to the Redmond landscape.
“We are thrilled to see the 19th Mural Project come to completion. This student-painted mural at Rooted at 19th reflects the creativity and spirit of the next generation, while celebrating the values of community, belonging, and hope that RootedHomes strives to build into every project,” said Eliza Wilson, Executive Director of RootedHomes. “We are thrilled to see this mural come to life, not only as a vibrant work of art, but as a symbol of what it means to root families and youth in their community. Supporting these students as they leave a lasting mark has been a true joy, and we know their work will inspire for years to come. This project reflects the heart of RootedHomes: building homes, strengthening community, and nurturing the next generation.”
The project exemplifies Caldera’s mission to uplift youth through creativity. Amy Mutchler, Central Oregon High School and Young Adult Mentor at Caldera, notes, “The mural we’ve done
