It’s been ten years since the Waterbury Mural was first painted on the side of the Comedy Center at 15 South Main Street. The Waterbury Mural has become one of the city's most iconic and recognizable landmarks and has been featured in magazines, newspapers, and television. The Waterbury Mural was created by local artist Rick Frias, who has also created murals in other cities across the country. Information can be found here.

The Waterbury Mural is a beautiful and vibrant addition to the city and has become a source of pride for the community. The mural is a collage of different images representing Waterbury's history and culture. The images include the city’s founder, John Davenport, the first mayor of Waterbury, as well as the city’s symbols, such as the Waterbury Clock. See here for information about Experience the Magic of the Holy Land at Holy Land USA in Waterbury.

The Waterbury Mural is a great way to greet visitors to the city and is a perfect way to show off the city’s pride.