As the world turns its attention to Houston for the 2026 World Cup, the East End welcomes visitors with new and vibrant additions of public art. East End Mundial is a collection of five murals between Navigation and Harrisburg Boulevards, transforming the area into an open-air gallery, where these bold new installations celebrate the universal language of soccer, the creativity of local artists, and the rich cultural identity that defines the East End.

Each mural tells a story—honoring the neighborhood’s history while embracing the excitement, diversity, and global connections inspired by the world’s biggest sporting event. Together, these large-scale works create a walkable art experience that invites residents and visitors alike to explore the streets, discover local businesses, and experience one of Houston’s most creative communities.

Whether you’re visiting for the World Cup or rediscovering your own city, East End Mundial offers a unique way to experience Houston through art. From colorful courts to unexpected walls, every mural reflects the energy, resilience, and pride of a neighborhood that has always welcomed the world.

Featured artists include: Ernesto “Kneat” Sandoval, Betirri, DUAL, Donkeeboy, and Jose “Meenr” Arredondo.