Murals are becoming a little more visible downtown, and a few that come to mind are located at the Amphitheater at the Market at the West Tennessee Farmers’ Market and the ComeUnity Cafe, 218 E. Main St.

There’s also a mural at the International Rock-A-Billy Hall of Fame, 105 N. Church St., and one that wraps around a warehouse at the corner of South Royal Street and O’Connor Street, which is just across the street from Chandelier Cafe & Cater.

You can add the Regional Interfaith Association, 133 Airways Blvd., to the list.

‘Hope Will Lead Us There,’ should be completed by this (Monday) afternoon.

“It’s my interpretation of what hope looks like,” Erin Miller Williams said. “The mural is 22 feet across and about 30 feet high.”

Originally from Memphis, Erin Miller Williams (Instagram: @erinmillerwilliams), who now makes her home in Los Angeles, is the artist for the mural.

Ten different paints are being used for this canvass.

(PHOTO: Erin Miller Williams paints a mural at RIFA)

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