The City of Providence Department of Art Culture and Tourism (ACT), in collaboration with the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA), issued a call for artists to create murals for bus shelters in Ward 14. The initiative aimed to enhance public spaces by incorporating vibrant, community-inspired artwork at transit stops, fostering neighborhood identity and engagement. Although the call for submissions has now closed, the project reflects Providence’s commitment to integrating art into everyday environments and supporting local artists. Selected murals will be installed on RIPTA bus shelters within Ward 14, contributing to the beautification of public transit infrastructure and enriching the daily experience of commuters. This effort aligns with broader city goals of promoting cultural expression and improving urban aesthetics through public art. The collaboration highlights the role of art in public transit spaces as a means to connect communities and elevate the visual landscape of Providence.