Street Art – Mural Tours – Learn to Spray – Meet the Artists & BBQ – Join us for our Closing Celebration of Classroom to the Streets 2026!

Come to Downtown Lynn as Beyond Walls reveals new EPIC Murals created through the Classroom to the Streets Program! Meet the artists, tour many pieces from the 300+ Mural Collection in Lynn, learn to spray paint, and enjoy beverages and a signature Beyond Walls x Golden305 street BBQ! Art, Music, Community and GOOD VIBES!

Event is FREE, though Registration is required and donations to Beyond Walls always accepted and appreciated!

Register here: bwctts2026.eventbrite.com

About Classroom to the Streets (CTTS)

CTTS is an educational program and teacher fellowship where we partner with schools to bring public art to the classroom setting with curriculum and mural tours with thousands of students.

CTTS uses the power of public art to transform learning, deepen community connections, and inspire change. By bringing students, educators, and artists together, we turn the streets into classrooms– empowering the exploration of identity, culture, and community through art.

Each year of CTTS, visiting artists create building-sized artworks in collaboration with Lynn Educators and High School Junior Fellows. Prior to the Two week installation period in Lynn, cohorts meet and ideate the mural concepts over a shared prompt. The result… stunning artworks reflective of the ideas, community feedback, and youth experiences from Lynn students.

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About Beyond Walls:

We are a Massachusetts-based nonprofit organization dedicated to our mission of activating public spaces to strengthen communities through large-scale, world-class public art.

• We integrate public art and curated experiences into the fabric of the communities we are invited to serve.
• Working in close partnership with local stakeholders, artists, and technical experts, we plan, design, and implement impactful projects that transform shared spaces and elevate place-based identity.

Since our founding in 2017, Beyond Walls has served 18 communities, installed more than 300 murals, reached 20,000+ students, and worked with hundreds of local, regional, and international artists.