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10 June 2026 Community Support Community Partnerships Wellbeing Inclusion
Collaborative Outdoor Mural Brightens Brick Wall at Ravenswood Centre

Collaborative Outdoor Mural Brightens Brick Wall at Ravenswood Centre


A Brick Wall Transformed

In July 2026, Starting Point Neighbourhood House facilitated the creation of a vibrant outdoor mural on a brick wall in Launceston, Tasmania. Local community members, including both young people and adults, joined together to bring the project to life. The mural features cheerful sunflowers, colourful butterflies, a currawong, rolling green hills, and fruit and vegetable motifs. This collaborative effort began with chalk outlines, allowing everyone to contribute their ideas before painting began. The progression from sketches to the completed artwork was captured in photos, showing the involvement and shared creativity of the group.

Community Participation and Creativity

The mural project at Starting Point Neighbourhood House offered an inclusive setting for participants of varying ages and backgrounds. Families and individuals from the Launceston area took part in painting sessions, working side by side. The outdoor nature of the activity encouraged social interaction and provided a visible statement of community presence on the building’s wall. As the work advanced, residents had the chance to express themselves artistically and see their contributions take shape in a public space. This process helped foster a sense of ownership and pride among those involved.

Visible Community Impact

Now completed, the mural serves as a colourful addition to the neighbourhood and a symbol of local engagement. For many of those who contributed, seeing their art displayed outdoors has been a source of satisfaction. Residents and families walking by the wall experience a brighter and more welcoming environment. Starting Point Neighbourhood House’s role in enabling this project was apparent to all participants, with several people noting the positive energy the mural brings to their area. While the project’s direct impact is based around the immediate neighbourhood, its presence demonstrates the value of creativity and collaboration in strengthening community ties.

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