'Colorful Bridgeport' initiative brings public art to city streets

Dubbed "Colorful Bridgeport," the city boasts over 35 murals, creating a public art trail that's earning it the title "Art Mecca of the Northeast."

Lori Golias

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Sep 18, 2024, 11:28 AM

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Updated 387 days ago

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Bridgeport is experiencing a vibrant transformation as public art installations pop up throughout the community.

A $500,000 investment has brought world-class artists to the area, fostering a greater sense of community through their works.

Dubbed "Colorful Bridgeport," the city boasts over 35 murals, creating a public art trail that's earning it the title "Art Mecca of the Northeast."

News 12 photojournalist Lori Golias showcases the city's transformation.

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