Precita Eyes Muralists
Mural Tours

​In order to build a better world, we need to pay attention to and nurture the already existing love, compassion, creativity, and strength in our communities. We need to keep the stories of resilience and resistance alive. We need to recognize the beauty in front of us, to envision and create a new world. Recall and imagine with us on a mural walk.
These are our upcoming offerings:

Saturday Morning Special Mural Walk
​Led by Carmela Gaspar

Next Tours: Saturdays, May 3 and 10 at 11:30 am
Born and raised in San Francisco, multidisciplinary artist Carmela Gaspar shares with us her love of the city and the people who lend their magic to it. This tour centers the community’s stories of resistance against oppressive systems, resilience, love, and creation against all odds.

• Meet At: Precita Eyes Mural Arts Center - 2981 24th Street, near Harrison Street

• ​Tickets Available Online right now; also at the door, day of the tour - $25/General Admission; $15/Seniors 65 and over; $10/Youth 17 and under
• Reservations: Are not necessary - All are welcome
• Duration: Approximately 1.5 hours​​​

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Classic Mission Mural Walk
Led by Patricia Rose

Next Tours: Saturdays, May 3, 10, 17, 24, and 31 at 1:30 pm
For students and those with deeper interest in the history and context of Mission District muralism, this tour begins at our Center (2981 24th Street, near Harrison) with a brief introduction from your guide, (also a muralist) and is prepared to answer all of your mural questions. After the introduction, Patricia takes you on a 6 block walk through Balmy Alley and along 24th St.
Tour is approximately 1.5 hours.

• Meet At: Precita Eyes Mural Arts Center - 2981 24th Street, near Harrison Street
• Tickets available Online right now; also at the door, day of the tour - $25/General Admission; $15/Seniors 65 and over; $10/Youth 17 and under
• Reservations: Are not necessary - All are welcome
• Duration: Approximately 1.5 hours​​

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I had a personal tour from Patricia Rose and it was an incredible experience! I highly recommend taking this tour. It was awe-inspiring! -- Heather Woodsum, Google, Nov. 2024

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Mural History Tour
​Led by Patricia Rose

Next Tour: Saturday, May 17 at 11:30 a.m.
Patricia Rose is a longtime neighborhood resident and a Precita Eyes Muralist since 1980. This tour includes lots of local lore and history, as well as plentiful narratives about the murals you'll be seeing.

• ​Meet At: Precita Park Studio - 348 Precita Avenue, near Folsom Street
• Tickets Available Online right now; also at the door, day of the tour - $25/General Admission; $15/Seniors 65 and over; $10/Youth 17 and under
• Reservations: Are not necessary - CASH Payments Preferred For This Tour
• Duration: Approximately 1.5-hours​

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Private Mural Tours - by reservation only

School Field Trip Tours - for all ages, from pre-K through college to elder hostel are also available by appointment.

For more information/guidelines contact: Patricia Rose at [email protected] (415) 285-2287

For those who prefer a self-guided mural experience, our Mission District Mural Map is available in our mural arts store; contact [email protected] for details.​

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Recommended by roughguides.com

“Precita Eyes has been creating, curating and preserving murals in this community since the seventies. I just cannot say enough about how much their work has brought this community.

Please take the time to enjoy one of their mural walks. If you want to learn the back stories of some of the great art we look at every day, this is the way to do it! The tours are run by local mural artists who are also Precita Eyes staff. They are just fascinating!” —Amy. A

“I would highly recommend this tour to anyone interested in art, San Francisco's history, or who enjoys learning fun facts about the murals which surround us in this great place, or to anyone who wants to spend a great day outdoors. I can now point out who did what work (weather it be a local figure, children from the mission girls school, or commissioned-worldly artisans). I came away with a better understanding and appreciation for this truly amazing city we live in.” —Marcelina C.