Clarion Alley

Clarion Alley, the alley of murals

Clarion Alley is an alley of the Mission district, in San Francisco, covered with committed murals. The San Francisco audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this high place of street art, an open-air gallery in perpetual renewal.

A committed open-air gallery

The mural painting of Clarion Alley is one of the most representative of the committed street art of San Francisco. Carried by a collective of artists, the alley is entirely covered with murals that address social, political and environmental issues, as well as justice and the rights of the communities. Regularly renewed, the works make Clarion Alley a living open-air gallery, a mirror of the concerns of the Mission district.

What to see

Here you wander between the committed murals that cover the alley, addressing social, political and environmental issues, regularly renewed. Clarion Alley is a living open-air gallery of the Mission district. It is a must-see stop for lovers of street art, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

Clarion Alley lies in the Mission district, in San Francisco, reachable on foot. It is a freely accessible public alley, whose murals are admired from the public space. It is best to respect the tranquillity of the residents and to come during the day to enjoy the works.

What is Clarion Alley?

An alley of the Mission district entirely covered with committed murals, regularly renewed, one of the high places of street art of San Francisco.

Where is Clarion Alley?

In the Mission district, in San Francisco.