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Love From Marysville Mural

Send a little love from Marysville! Snap a photo at our bright and beautiful mural in the 7th Street Corridor, painted on the west wall of the El Canelo restaurant.

Created by former MHS student Rachel Frese, the mural captures the spirit of Kansas with a bold sunflower, the outline of our great state and a heartfelt message straight from small-town America. It’s the perfect spot to grab an Insta-worthy shot—and show the world you’re #nuts4Marysville!

Love from Marysville Downtown Mural
Address:
7th Street & Broadway
Marysville KS 66508
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