Creative Girls Rock® (CGR) is proud to announce the unveiling of its latest community art initiative, the CGR Mural Project, in collaboration with renowned artist Elisheba Israel Mrozik. This vibrant and historically significant mural will be prominently displayed at the Elizabeth Duff Transit Center at WeGo Central in downtown Nashville, 400 Dr. M.L.K. Jr Blvd, Nashville, TN 37219, paying tribute to Elizabeth Duff, the first female bus driver for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Nashville.
The mural celebrates the rich history of the MTA, the dynamic cultural energy of Nashville’s performing arts and music scene, and the dedicated women and men who serve the Nashville community daily. Through this artwork, CGR and Mrozik aim to honor the past while inspiring future generations.
“We are thrilled to partner with Elisheba Israel Mrozik on another significant mural project that celebrates women who have paved the way for many,” said Charmin Bates, founder & CEO of Creative Girls Rock®. “Elizabeth Duff’s legacy as the first female bus driver for the MTA is a powerful symbol of perseverance and progress. This mural not only commemorates her contributions but also highlights the artistic and cultural vibrancy that defines Nashville.”
The CGR Mural Project is a testament to the collaborative spirit of Nashville. Special thanks to the MTA staff and Board of Directors for their unwavering support and for allowing Creative Girls Rock® to be part of Nashville’s storied history.