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Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Priscilla Yu of Vancouver, Canada, works on her mural on Patterson St. NE, between{ } (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Some of the existing murals on the Metropolitan Branch Trail will remain up. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Sarah Jamison, a local artist, works on her mural on the MBT trail. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Sarah Jamison, a local artist, works on her mural on the MBT trail. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

A mural from REVER, an artist from Paris. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

In-progress mural from Red Bird, which is based out of Baltimore.{ } (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

Pow! Wow!, an international mural festival, has returned to the streets of NoMa for the fourth year in a row. Both local artists and artists from around the world are putting up new murals until the festival concludes on May 12, although the artwork will stay up beyond that date. Several of the murals are popping up along the Metropolitan Branch Trail, but others are sprinkled around the greater NoMa neighborhood. A full map of the Pow! Wow! murals' locations is available on their website, but you can also join in on an art walk on May 11 or 12. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)

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