Today's mural features a photograph by Jaypix Belmer. The portrait of Nubian Square Vendor for 30 years "Lucky" represents the vibrant cultures many families of Boston belong to. Locals are outstanding in Boston's vibrant community from Roxbury to Upham's Corner. This photography series serves to show the greatness of the people, places, and things that are integral to the community within Dorchester.

Today's mural features artwork by Adrian Johnston. His work focuses on the tender balance of the systems we live in – internal and external, cultural and natural. Based on varied and accumulated imagery, his art strives to depict a brilliant moment where lament meets hope and where the wear and tear of time meets epiphany. In the image uploaded, a figure revels before a drawing that is both unraveling and reintegrating, evoking the energy of the medium's physical surface.

Happy Halloween! Today’s mural features artwork by cut-paper artist and social worker Barbara Burns-Dore. Her black cat, Molly, is often the subject of her art. Here, Burns-Dore captures Molly getting an X-ray at the veterinarian’s office.

Today's mural features No Capture Today by Celeste Scott, who was inspired by a comment her young niece made when they visited the historic New Bedford Whaling Museum. Her niece asked, "Does the whale ever win and get away?"

Today's mural features mixed media painting Let's Go by Michael James. It is inspired by jazz saxophonist Andre Ward and John Coltrane in honor of James's late father who recently loss his battle with cancer.

Today's mural features a painting by Dr. Dawn Freeland. This "magical wishing tree" was intuitively created with a variety of color, texture, and sparkles to induce positive emotions and a sense of wonder. This painting includes fairies catching and fulfilling sparkling wishes to those who believe and have hope.

Today’s mural features artwork by JanaiCreates. This Frida Kahlo piece is part of a personal project honoring creative women she admires of late.

Today's mural features a tapestry by Jeanie Crockett. As a rug hooking artist, she aims to create moving pictures in wool strips that please the eyes.

Today's mural features A Cautionary Tale by Cynthia Walat. Her journey as an artist has run a serendipitous path over the last five years. She began as a fiber artist practicing with traditional techniques and materials. Her process has evolved into expressions that incorporate unusual materials, particularly post-consumer waste.