The city shouldn't dictate a business's creative direction!
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Monica Kaimalia
1 month ago
Local businesses should always be allowed to be themselves and their brand and logo should be allowed to remain on the building. We can’t take away the individuality of small businesses we need to embrace it .
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Elijah Snyder
1 month ago
Because the City has better things to do than harass a local business over some chickenshit code violation when the mural is beloved by all of it's customers, aesthetically pleasing, and doing zero harm.
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Angela Bammann
1 month ago
This mural brings character and joy to the community. Theodore's is an asset to our city, serving real, delicious, and creative handmade bagels and pastries. Their mural represents the creativity and boldness they serve in their food. We need locally owned businesses like Theodore's to stick around, and this mural will draw more customers to them. Let's embrace local businesses and artists and let this mural stay up!
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Melissa Morgan
1 month ago
The city of Prescott much like the rest of the nation is turning our cities lifeless and dull. Let's support real community where we can gather and appreciate our world in color and art. So happy to see Theodores doing just that. #letthemuralstay ❤️🎨🥐
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Debra Core
1 month ago
Brings a fresh version of signage with a fun and retro style! Love it!
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Lindsay Masten
1 month ago
Prescott needs to embrace public art. It is a community good!
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Michael Lozen
1 month ago
Looks fine and elegant to me. The City of Prescott should be focusing on more pressing issues.
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Marc Vetere
1 month ago
i think it looks good and the restaurant business is hard and it help with visibly
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Suzanne Swartz
1 month ago
Signage isn't hurting anyone or offensive in any way
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Connie Arnold
1 month ago
Theodore’s is a good community neighbor. The mural is clever and catchy, and I can’t imagine what the objection is.
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Jenet Levy
1 month ago
The storefront of Theodore’s is fun. It is in muted colors, so there is nothing that makes it stand out in a bad way. The building next door is two shades of bright turquoise. That is the building that does not blend in, but you allowed that. Theodore’s is much less nonconforming.
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Sarah McGee
1 month ago
Murals and art have always had a place in Prescott, especially downtown. I believe this mural adds to the charm and culture we are known for and that draws both tourists and families to our town.I
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John Kava
1 month ago
we can have murals on the path along the creek, but not on this building that tells people what is inside?
Request a variance/exception from the city and they should grant it . . .
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Valerie Esposito
1 month ago
I love the artwork and this amazing restaurant
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Alissa Harvey
1 month ago
I think the painting is charming and eye catching. There is no need to destroy something so original and clever.
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Anita Phipps
1 month ago
I think the artwork looks classic I would not change it for a second
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Stephanie Haass
1 month ago
Freedom of speech and art. Downtown doesn't all have to look the same. Keep their mural.
I love the new art at Theodore’s!
The city shouldn't dictate a business's creative direction!
Local businesses should always be allowed to be themselves and their brand and logo should be allowed to remain on the building. We can’t take away the individuality of small businesses we need to embrace it .
Because the City has better things to do than harass a local business over some chickenshit code violation when the mural is beloved by all of it's customers, aesthetically pleasing, and doing zero harm.
This mural brings character and joy to the community. Theodore's is an asset to our city, serving real, delicious, and creative handmade bagels and pastries. Their mural represents the creativity and boldness they serve in their food. We need locally owned businesses like Theodore's to stick around, and this mural will draw more customers to them. Let's embrace local businesses and artists and let this mural stay up!
The city of Prescott much like the rest of the nation is turning our cities lifeless and dull. Let's support real community where we can gather and appreciate our world in color and art. So happy to see Theodores doing just that. #letthemuralstay ❤️🎨🥐
Brings a fresh version of signage with a fun and retro style! Love it!
Prescott needs to embrace public art. It is a community good!
Looks fine and elegant to me. The City of Prescott should be focusing on more pressing issues.
i think it looks good and the restaurant business is hard and it help with visibly
Signage isn't hurting anyone or offensive in any way
Theodore’s is a good community neighbor. The mural is clever and catchy, and I can’t imagine what the objection is.
The storefront of Theodore’s is fun. It is in muted colors, so there is nothing that makes it stand out in a bad way. The building next door is two shades of bright turquoise. That is the building that does not blend in, but you allowed that. Theodore’s is much less nonconforming.
Murals and art have always had a place in Prescott, especially downtown. I believe this mural adds to the charm and culture we are known for and that draws both tourists and families to our town.I
we can have murals on the path along the creek, but not on this building that tells people what is inside? Request a variance/exception from the city and they should grant it . . .
I love the artwork and this amazing restaurant
I think the painting is charming and eye catching. There is no need to destroy something so original and clever.
I think the artwork looks classic I would not change it for a second
Freedom of speech and art. Downtown doesn't all have to look the same. Keep their mural.
The government is ALWAYS infringing. F them