The Simpsons Mural

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500 Main St

Springfield, OR 97477

Welcome to Springfield, Oregon, home of the official Simpsons mural! Unveiled on August 25, 2014, this is the first mural created through a partnership between The Simpsons creator Matt Groening and any city. It will always be the first – so don’t even go there other Springfields! This mural is the product of several years of work between City officials and Matt’s staff at 20th Century Fox brainstorming a number of ideas to best celebrate Matt Groening’s Oregon roots and his connection to Springfield, Oregon. In the end, the City thought public art would be the perfect venue and Matt agreed. We hope you enjoy the mural and your visit to downtown Springfield, Oregon.

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4.513 reviews

Stacey W.

6/22/2025

So fun checking out the murals everywhere in the downtown area. It was a bit rainy but didn't stop us from finding each one!

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Chuck M.

12/24/2023

Which Springfield is the "real" home of the Simpsons? According to the show's creator, Matt Groening, it's Springfield Oregon! How cool is that? Over the years, a number of Simpsons murals have...

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Erica W.

3/30/2023

I didn't even realize that The Simpsons mural was a place on Yelp! But it is such a neat place to stop and visit. There are many others that are smaller scattered around town. One of the things...

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Aesha E.

6/22/2023

I love murals and public art and this is a great one. Unveiled in 2014, it's an homage to both the show and the town in which it is set. Although there'd long been disagreements about which...

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Alex K.

7/28/2023

I've always passed by Springfield, OR for years even though I have been to Eugene a lot. Even though Matt Groening used several Portland streets to name the Simpsons cartoon characters,...

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