Antioch Pike Street Mural

South Nashville, TN

By Jamie Agin, Community Member

7 min watch: This short film documents the creation of a community mural in South Nashville, Tennessee. The mural, meant to celebrate the diversity of South Nashville, came to life via a multi-agency collaboration and was painted on the street by community members and eighth-grade students at Wright Middle School in October 2025. It was completed amid a street festival on Halloween 2025.

Produced and Directed By: Jamie Agin

Edited By: Michael Kessler

Camera Operators: Jamie Agin, Craig Hill

Drone Footage By: Schuyler Howie, Michael Kessler, Paul E. King

Special Thanks To: Catherine Lewis, Mandy Muise, Leah Samuelson, Eric Hoke, Koby Langner, Alexa Little, Joe Mayes, Robin Owen, Kaye Patton, The Curb Center at Vanderbilt University, Cosecha Community Development, The Glencliff Neighborhood Group, The Civic Design Center, NDOT, Bridgestone, Walk Bike Nashville, and the Students and Faculty of Wright Middle School

This project was part of the Civic Design Center’s Antioch Pike Work.

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