Post updated on July 24, 2026 to add the latest video on the Greer150 mural project.
Downtown Greer is getting a new mural for the city’s 150th birthday.
Greer City Council voted on a design concept for the mural at its January 27 meeting. The new owners of the old Davenport building agreed to putting the mural on the exterior wall along Randall Street.
Artist Adam Schrimmer from Blank Canvas began sketching out the design on the building’s painted bricks on June 10. Since he began painting, Adam has been working on the mural on weekday mornings when the weather permits. Adam has to stop painting when the temperature gets too high for smooth application of the paint.
Many people have stopped by to watch Adam work and to take pictures and videos of the project.
Check out our video to see what the mural looks like so far.
We’ll keep you posted on his progress!
July 24 Greer150 Mural Update
Artist Adam Schrimmer put one of the final pieces of the Greer150 mural in place on July 22. The work is not finished yet, but it's getting close!
The public art on the side of the old Davenport building at the corner of Trade and Randall Streets is one of the many ways the city is celebrating 150 years of Greer throughout 2026.
We're going Behind the Brush to find out what the artist thinks about the Greer150 mural project and the reaction he’s gotten from people he’s met while working on it. Watch our latest Greer150 mural video below!