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Andee Grandits at Odd Fellows

Friendship, Love, and Truth

2026 Arts Education Program Mural

Location: North-facing wall behind the Boulder Lodge No. 9 Independent Order of Odd Fellows, 1543 Pearl St, Boulder, CO 80302 

Photos by Street Wise Arts

This mural at Odd Fellows in Boulder celebrates the values of Friendship, Love, and Truth, the three core principles of the Odd Fellows, while honoring the longstanding connection between the organization, Whittier Elementary School, and the surrounding community.

The mural’s central image is inspired by an original painting created by the artist Andee Grandits (@andromedagalleryart) several years ago, featuring three students from her classroom. The imagery celebrates friendship, connection, and belonging, bringing these timeless values to life through art.

Student voices were an important part of the design process. Their contributions were woven into the mural, ensuring the artwork reflected the perspectives and experiences of the broader school community.

The project invited students to get involved in the creative process, from sharing ideas and participating in design discussions to painting elements of the mural alongside the artist. Through this hands-on experience, students explored how public art can tell stories, communicate shared values, and strengthen community connections.

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