EPB chooses 10 artists for final year of Murals Project
EPB has selected 10 local artists for its fourth annual community mural project. This year, artists will take to the 10th Street substation.
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EPB has selected 10 local artists for its fourth annual community mural project. This year, artists will take to the 10th Street substation.
The community murals painted on the brick walls around the EPB substation will soon feature 10 more local Chattanooga-area artists with displays on the fourth and final side of the downtown block.
There was a time when The Flying Doughnuts, now one of Chattanooga’s most iconic murals, almost didn’t fly.
Please don't call it ice cream or sherbet or gelato, or sorbet or even kulfi.
Just south of M.L. King Boulevard, sandwiched between Foster and Douglas streets, EPB's downtown substation dispatches electricity throughout Chattanooga's central city through transformers, switches and wires that span more than half a city block.