Union Township will dedicate a new America 250 mural at RJ Cinemas in Jungle Jim’s Plaza on Sept. 17, adding another stop to Clermont County’s growing Historical Art Mural Trail.
The ribbon-cutting and dedication ceremony is scheduled for 10 a.m. at 4450 Eastgate Square Drive in Cincinnati, according to a community announcement. The event is open to the public.
The mural, created by artist Brian Beck, is displayed on the side of RJ Cinemas and highlights Union Township's agricultural roots and farming history.
The artwork features rolling fields, fruits and vegetables, cows and other images intended to reflect the landscape and traditions that helped shape the community.
According to the announcement, the mural also includes playful elements inspired
by Jungle Jim's, linking the township's agricultural past with the area's food culture and businesses.
Part of countywide America 250 effort
The Union Township mural is the latest addition to the America 250-Clermont County Committee's Historical Art Mural Trail, a public art initiative designed to showcase the history and identity of communities across Clermont County.
Residents interested in viewing other murals on the trail can find more information at discoverclermont.com.
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