Hillsboro Village Dragon Mural

Original Artists: David Glick and Adam Randolph
Repainted by: Andee Rudloff

The mural depicts a colorful dragon winding across the wall and was inspired by the famous dragon sculpture at nearby Fannie Mae Dees Park, often nicknamed "Dragon Park."
The mural first appeared in 1995 as part of Hillsboro Village's 75th anniversary celebration and was painted with the help of community volunteers. Today, it remains one of Nashville's longest-standing and most recognizable neighborhood murals.