WHAT YOU GET:

• Travel by bus with stops at 4 to 6 murals throughout Metro Atlanta, including Buford Hwy, Downtown Atlanta, and Decatur’s Old Depot District

• A gift set that includes:

  • commemorative postcard set of Yehimi’s murals

  • "ATL: City of Street Art" Notecard Set

  • other goodies from Yehimi’s shop, while supplies last

• Lunch by Atlanta’s beloved Chef Arnaldo Castillo from Tio Lucho’s:

  • Savor a specially crafted boxed lunch by the award-winning chef, paired with a refreshing Chicha Morada, an agua fresca made from Peruvian purple corn tea sweetened with piloncillo and pineapple.

  • You and your fellow travelers will picnic in the shadow of one of Yehimi’s most celebrated murals, Monuments: Atlanta’s Immigrants, in a private lunch at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium’s Home Depot Backyard.

  • Did you know? Tio Lucho’s is listed in Bon Appétit’s 11 Best Restaurants in Atlanta Right Now and Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Atlanta’s 50 Best Restaurants. 

FROM THE ARTIST:

For the first time ever, I am hosting my own bus tour of the murals I have painted in Atlanta!

In the past, I have been hosted by Atlanta institutions, including Agnes Scott College and Emory University, to guide tours for their school communities. This time, I am curating and leading my own tour on October 19, 2025, with ticket sales open to the public, and lots of treats included!

Painting murals in Atlanta allowed me to serve as a monument-maker to immigrants in the city, asserting our presence by reclaiming walls as landmarks that belong to undocumented people. From my first mural on Buford Highway—the immigrant heart of Atlanta and where I grew up—to my mural at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, I confront the idea of who is worthy of public celebration in the home of the nation's largest Confederate monument. 

I invite you to have an up-close and intimate experience with this work as I unveil the struggles and triumphs behind my murals. I will share the backstory and creative process behind the artwork while fostering an open and organic dialogue with fellow travelers. The conversations will continue on the bus while en route to the next work of art.

This invitation is also a call to action for solidarity. As attacks on my people continue to escalate, I am grappling with the repercussions of this violence both as an artist and activist. By joining me on this public art journey, you are helping me sustain myself and give back to my community. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to mutual-aid campaigns in support of people who are navigating the cruelty of immigrant prisons.

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