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JCCF welcomes entries for 2026 mural in Trafalgar

Courtesy-Johnson County Community Foundation

FRANKLIN, Ind. - The Johnson County Community Foundation (JCCF) has announced that it is now accepting entries for the "Color the County Mural Program." 

The summer 2026 mural location will be at Hadwell Hardware at 203 IN-135, in Trafalgar.

JCCF is looking for local artists, emerging artists, art students, and creative community members interested in submitting mural designs for this year’s program. No previous experience is necessary.   

The Foundation is seeking one mural design and will award $ 2,000 to the winning artist, along with mural materials and the necessary instructions to prepare for an outdoor mural installation.   

Get more information and find the entry form here.

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