O-Town Walls Muralfest – First Annual Celebration of Art & Community
The D’Andre D. Lampkin Foundation is proud to join forces with Mia Melle, Damian Melle, and Christian Garcia to support the Downtown Ontario Arts District’s First Annual O-Town Walls Muralfest.
🎨 This inaugural event will transform Downtown Ontario into a vibrant, open-air gallery where artists from near and far showcase their creativity through large-scale murals and live art experiences. Designed to celebrate diversity, culture, and community, O-Town Walls is more than just an art festival, it’s a movement that unites people through expression and imagination.
🙌 We can’t do this without you.
Volunteers are the backbone of O-Town Walls. From helping artists on-site to welcoming attendees and supporting event operations, your contribution ensures the success of this historic first year.
✨ Be part of something unforgettable:
- Witness art in action as blank walls transform into masterpieces
- Connect with artists, neighbors, and fellow art lovers
- Play a role in shaping Ontario’s cultural legacy
📍 Location: Downtown Ontario Arts District
📅 Date: Visit otownwalls.org for details
✅ Volunteer Sign-Up: Click here to register
Together, let’s show the world what the Ontario community is all about. Join us, volunteer, and help make the First Annual O-Town Walls Muralfest a reality!
Organizer
Mia Melle is a passionate entrepreneur and community leader committed to using business as a force for good. With years of experience in leadership, operations, and social impact initiatives, she has dedicated her career to building organizations that balance innovation with purpose. Beyond her professional work, Mia is an advocate for philanthropy, civic engagement, and creating opportunities for others to thrive. Her dedication to service and collaboration exemplifies the spirit of the D’Andre D Lampkin Foundation’s mission to connect people, foster resilience, and inspire change.
Venue
Downtown Ontario (Ontario, California) is the historic and cultural heart of the city, anchored by the Euclid Avenue corridor and public spaces like Ontario Town Square. The district blends retail, dining, arts, and community events, featuring an open-air amphitheater, clock tower plaza, seasonal markets, concerts in the park, and pedestrian promenades. Downtown Ontario is also home to civic institutions such as City Hall, the Ontario Museum of History & Art. It serves as a focal point for public programming and downtown revitalization efforts. As a venue area, it offers walkable streets, a blend of indoor/outdoor event spaces, and strong connectivity to surrounding neighborhoods, making it ideal for pop-up events, festivals, block parties, and cultural gatherings.
