Become a Guide

Our guides are picked for their passion for our work and the arts. They receive extensive education in the technical aspects of mural-making, the history of our rise from the Anti-Graffiti Network, and the many complexities of our community engagement. They complete hundreds of hours of training annually to stay current on new projects and routes and often have information about our work that is not available publicly.

Many of our guides are artists and educators themselves, though, we've got a firefighter, an urban planner, a lawyer, and a TV personality, to name a few. We carefully match each guide to the group's needs, and many of our guides develop a following over the years. Interested in becoming a Mural Tour Guide? Fill out the form below to get started?

"Our group raved about the mural tour! I have to say it was one of the highlights of my week in Philadelphia."

Benjamin Steinsieck, International Operations and Strategy Council on International Educational Exchange

"You provided a valuable experience for our Honors College students. Thank you for playing an important part"

Wendell E. Pritchett, Chancellor, Rutgers University

"I think the mural tour is coolest thing I've done in a very long time. I'm telling everyone I know!"

Denise Schmidt, Philadelphia Resident

"I just want to let you know that we had an EXCELLENT time on the Love Letter Tour on Saturday!"

M. White, New York City

"It was very informative and had little tidbits of information that even I, as a Philly native, did not know!"

Lauren McGowan, St. Joseph’s University

"We went on the "Love Letters " tour... and thoroughy enjoyed all of the murals. Rhonda our tour guide was excellent."

Elizabeth

"“The tour was the most informative experience my class has ever taken...my students were enamored.""

Joanna Battaro, Teacher, The McCall School

""Our department LOVED our experiential tour! It was an amazing experience.""

Malinda Aitken, Johnson & Johnson

"The Philadelphia Mural Arts Program is a gold mine for teachers. "

James Pawelski, Director of Education and Senior Scholar in Positive Psychology and Adjunct Associate Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Pennsylvania

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