Name: Candlelight: Tribute to Michael Jackson
Start: 2026-10-30
End: 2026-10-30

This mural is on the back of the Crest Theater and it shows the many beautiful faces of Fresno. Fresno Faces are located in the Congo Alley and the cross streets are Fresno and Broadway St.

Fresno Faces Mural, Crest Theater

This 36-foot tall mural shows Frank Sinatra in vivid colors on the back side of the KJML Building.

Frank Sinatra Mural

This mural shows a woman with blue butterfly-like wings who is leaning forward. There is also a bright and vivid colored moon in the background. The cross streets are Broadway and San Joaquin St.

1698 Broadway Corner Mural

Discover the myriad of murals in Downtown Fresno's "Mural District" along with plenty of public art studding Downtown's Fulton Street. Enjoy the shopping and entertainment district's many local coffee shops, boutiques, and local restaurants. Also find several breweries along the ale trail!

Downtown Fresno's Mural District

Known for their Big A$$ Cinnamon Rolls and modern farm-to-table cuisine.

Libelula

This locally-owned, vibrant shop is packed with a huge assortment of items honoring the Mexican culture. Just about everything in the store is from Mexico. Find clothing, pottery, holiday decor, among many other items.

Sofia's Creaciones

The 1612 Fulton Mural depicts a beautiful butterfly woman kissing a man and the words "Art Inspires Life" on the side of the border. Cross streets are Fulton and San Joaquin.

1612 Fulton Mural

Arte Americas was founded in Fresno in 1987 by educators and artists advocating for Latino representation in art and cultural institutions in the Central Valley. Today, Arte is the largest intergenerational and intersectional Latinx cultural hub that creates multicultural programming and museum-quality exhibitions, featuring artists who embody the diverse artistic expressions of Latinx cultures. More information rental policies and procedures, please contact bookings@arteamericas.org or call 559-268-6130x2

Arte Americas

Located in Fresno, La Grande Laveuse (Washer Woman) is one of the only six original bronze castings of the Washer Woman that exist in the world. The other five sculptures are located in Fontvielle Park, Monaco, The Tate Gallery in London, the Philadelphia Art Museum, and Washington University in St. Louis. Fresno's Washer Woman is the only one of the six other sculptures that is free to touch by the public. La Grande Laveuse was made by Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Richard Guino.

The Rare Washer Woman

This mural shows people on top of Fresno's city buildings and they are throwing or riding paper planes. This mural has hints of red representing the movement of revitalizing Fresno's downtown. This mural is also known as Painting the Town Red. The cross streets are Broadway and San Joaquin St.

Revitalize Mural

Fresno and Clovis are the epicenter for sporting excellence at all levels (from youth to adult) in California. With 6,500+ hotel rooms, premier facilities, a central location, and great weather, sporting events can be held here without dealing with parking headaches and traffic issues. Don’t let the rural appearance fool you, this is the 5th largest city in California and our grit is greater.&#x20;

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Experience Candlelight: Tribute to Michael Jackson at The Grand 1401 in Fresno, California

Candlelight: Tribute to Michael Jackson

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