Wall to Wall Festival is back in 2025

Published on 25 February 2025

The acclaimed street art festival Wall to Wall is returning to Mordi Village.

After a hugely successful introduction to Kingston last year, the street-art movement that’s rejuvenating cities across the globe will once again bring an explosion of creativity and culture on 5 and 6 April.

Curated by the award-winning street art collective Juddy Roller, this year’s edition will see nine artists transform a further nine walls into large-scale murals, further strengthening Mordi Village’s reputation as a destination hot spot.

The incredible line-up of high-profile Australian and international artists includes Jason, Lauren YS, Sofles, Jasmin Cripse, Minna Leunig, Ellen Porteus, Drez, Claudio Mantuano, and Bidju.

Mayor Georgina Oxley said it was really exciting to welcome Wall to Wall back to Mordi Village.

“Last year was a massive success, with visitors from right across Victoria and from all corners of Melbourne flocking to Kingston and we are wanting to build on that enormous response this time around,” Cr Oxley said.

“While centred on the incredible art and artists, Wall to Wall is a treat for all the senses, with live music, gourmet food, artists talks, walking tours and family friendly activities rounding out the entertainment and the local businesses and makers showcasing their wares. We are also thrilled to welcome Little Birdie Market to the event!

“We are super proud of our growing, vibrant arts and cultural scene in Kingston and Wall to Wall Festival 2025 promises to be another fantastic event.”

Once complete, this year’s large-scale murals will expand the existing self-guided art trail and further encourage visitation to our city.

Mordi Village is in the Mordialloc Industrial Precinct, bordered by Governor Road and the Epsom Wetlands and near our new aquatic and leisure centre that is under construction.

To find out more head to kingston.vic.gov.au/community/events/upcoming-events/wall-to-wall.