Graffiti Park recently completed an exciting and interactive mural installation at Cadence Park in Henderson, transforming a simple concrete wall into a dynamic, multi-sport activity space for the community.
The project was designed with movement and play in mind. Our team at Graffiti Park painted regulation-style goal lines for hockey, soccer, and lacrosse, giving kids the opportunity to practice their shots and sharpen their skills in a creative and accessible way. In addition, we added a detailed batter’s box complete with silhouetted characters, inspiring young athletes to step up to the plate and imagine themselves in the game.
Installed on a durable concrete wall, the mural serves a dual purpose — it’s both artwork and a functional training surface. Kids can throw, kick, or shoot a ball directly against the wall, turning the park into an interactive sports zone that encourages outdoor activity, imagination, and healthy competition.
This installation reflects our commitment to creating art that activates spaces. By blending bold design with practical use, Cadence Park now offers families a vibrant feature that promotes play, skill-building, and community connection — all through the power of public art.
Graffiti Park featuring artist spotlights and interviews, in-depth tutorials, and ask various questions about how each artist got started and where their inspiration comes from.
