America250 Mosaic Mural Project

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Gay Travis
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May 19, 2026
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What Is the America250 Mosaic Mural Project?

The America250 Mosaic Mural Project is a community art initiative celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States. Community members of all ages are invited to help create a permanent public mural by painting individual tiles. When completed, these tiles will come together as a single mosaic artwork
representing our shared history, values, and future. The mural will hang on the South wall of Kountry Korner Kreations, facing Main Street. This mural is not just about art—it’s about participation, connection, and community pride.

How Can I Participate?

Everyone is welcome to take part. No artistic experience is required.
Participants will paint one small tile using the provided materials, which will contribute to the final mural design. Suggested donation of $10 to help offset costs. Each painted tile becomes part of a larger image, showing how individual voices come together to create something meaningful.

Why This Matters

The America250 Mosaic Mural will serve as:
• A lasting symbol of community pride
• A celebration of America’s 250th anniversary
• A reminder that history is shaped by many voices
• A permanent public artwork created by the people it represents

Donations, large or small, make a difference and can be made to the following:
(Memo: America 250 on donations)

Choctaw Trace DAR
7294 Farm Rd. 127
Mt. Pleasant, TX 75455

Franklin County Arts Alliance
P.O. Box 1276
Mt. Vernon, TX 75457

Donors Recognized on Commemorative Plaque
Gold - $1,000
Silver - $500
Bronze - $250

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