The Beltline Urban Murals Project Festival 2024Beltline Neighbourhoods Association

The Beltline Urban Murals Project (BUMP) is a community-driven initiative in Calgary aimed at showcasing urban art, promoting tourism, enhancing public spaces, and fostering community spirit. The annual BUMP Festival features new murals created by local and international artists across the Beltline neighborhood.

1. New Murals: Explore the vibrant and diverse artworks adorning buildings throughout the Beltline. Each mural is strategically placed to transform ordinary spaces into captivating works of art, ranging from thought-provoking to whimsical and powerful.
2. Urban Art Conference: A brand new addition to the festival, the Urban Art Conference provides a platform for discussions on the role of public art, creativity in urban spaces, and the impact of murals on community identity and engagement.
3. Alley Party and Outdoor Films: Celebrate with lively alley parties and enjoy outdoor film screenings that highlight the artistic vibrancy of the Beltline.

The 2024 BUMP Festival features a diverse lineup of participating artists, each contributing their unique styles and perspectives to Calgary's urban landscape. Among them are Breehound, Day Pajarillo, Diamond Dino, Elucious, Hal, Kaitlynn Copithorne, Kate Beck, Katie Allard, La Güita, Lusine Manukyan, Macanjy, Maxwell Webber, Mayi Mosaver, Mitch Tukkimaki, No-Body:), Orana, Shuo Liu, and Test Tube Puppy. These artists showcase a range of creative expressions, from abstract forms to narrative-driven pieces, enriching the Beltline neighborhood with thought-provoking and visually stunning murals during the festival.

Immerse yourself in the creativity and cultural richness of Calgary’s Beltline at the 2024 BUMP Festival. Whether you’re a local enthusiast or a visitor, this event offers a unique opportunity to experience urban art at its finest, celebrating the transformative power of murals in shaping urban environments.