Here in the Pacific Northwest, we are surrounded by towering evergreens and snow-capped mountains that remind us of how lucky we are to live here. Beyond the natural beauty, Vancouver USA's streets portray our history and diversity through colorful murals in our downtown and international districts. In an effort to give you more opportunity to connect to the city while staying at home, we've created a free coloring book for kids and adults of all ages to enjoy.
We can't wait to walk the vibrant downtown mural trail again, but until then, it's your turn to be the artist! Grab your coloring tool of choice, and download the PDF here or click on the individual images below to save as a JPEG.
"Chinook Nation" Travis Czekalski & Jon Stommel, 2012
"Farmers Market" Travis Czekalski, 2013
"River Recreation" Jon Stommel, 2014
"Bicycling" Jon Stommel, 2013
Note: Mural has been removed from its original location.
"Brewery History" Tamra Pfeifle Davisson, 2012
"Beacon Rock" Michael J Feliz, 2013
"Luepke History" Michael J Feliz, 2015
"Uptown Village" Downtown Community Effort, 2012
For more information about the Clark County Mural Society, click here. For more stay-at-home activities, check out the City of Vancouver's resource page here.