Little Valley Seeks Artists for Public Mural Competition, Deadline September 10

Little Valley Seeks Artists for Public Mural Competition, Deadline September 10

As part of ongoing beautification efforts, Little Valley is calling on artists to design two vibrant public murals highlighting the area’s culture and charm.


LITTLE VALLEY - Continuing its major beautification efforts, Little Valley requests artists to submit their concepts for two large public murals to be completed this autumn. The murals are located on high visibility buildings in the village, and will showcase the area’s seasonal activities, history, and vibrant culture for years to come.



The Village and Town of Little Valley offered matching funds towards a Cattaraugus County revitalization grant in early 2025, and the results have been immediate, including restoring the downtown gazebo, historic banners around town, new decorative lights, flags and flowers. The mural project is a final, critical aspect, and Little Valley is welcoming multiple artists’ visions to permanently enhance resident and visitor experiences.

“Whether hiking, snowmobiling, horseback riding, or rural, agricultural scenes, we are seeking bright, exciting images to inspire our village,” said Beautification Committee President Anita Williams. “These are large, permanent artworks, so we are seeking the best ideas from around the region.”

The deadline for submissions is September 10, 2025, and all entries should be emailed to LVBeautification@gmail.com including an artist biography, prior works, and a concept sketch. A stipend will be given to each selected artist to cover planning, materials, and execution, as well as a prize of $500. Full credit will be given to the artist. Engagement with youth and the public throughout the project is strongly encouraged.



 
 
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