From 16–22 March 2026, the Frankston Street Art Festival transforms the city centre into a week-long open-air gallery and at the heart of it, Bayside becomes your front-row invitation to experience it all.

This year, ten large-scale murals ignite the Frankston CBD with colour, culture and creative energy. But if you’re looking for the pieces that anchor the experience, the works that invite you to pause, look closer and feel something, you’ll find them here at Bayside.

We are proud to host three standout artists as part of the 2026 program across the precinct:

Father Marker

Bold lines, vibrant textures, and walls that stop you in your tracks Father Marker invites you to experience art up close.

Location: 15 Beach street, find the new piece outside on beach street near the entrance to Rebel.

Previous works

Sam Absurd

From playful characters to unexpected twists, Sam Absurd turns every wall into a story waiting to be shared.

Location: Olsen Street, find the new piece outside on near the entrance to Chemist Warehouse.

Previous works

Kitsune Jolene

Look closer and discover the magic, Kitsune Jolene’s murals are perfect for photos, reflection, and wonder.

Location: Thompson Street, find the new piece above the parking entrance at Bayside Entertainment, look for Hoyts Cinema.

Previous works

Each mural transforms everyday walls into immersive works of art, bold, imaginative and designed to be experienced in person. From dynamic compositions and playful storytelling to intricate detail and modern mysticism, these pieces don’t just decorate the space they own it.

And while you’re exploring the festival artworks, don’t forget that Bayside’s current artwork trail features 13 existing murals to discover throughout the precinct. From hidden details to large-scale centrepieces, there’s even more creativity waiting to be uncovered, so take your time and explore them all while you’re here.

And the experience doesn’t stop at the murals. Explore the Street Art Studio pop-up, in-centre.

Explore the full Street Art Festival map and discover where each mural comes to life across Frankston, including the artists at Bayside.

Getting here & where to start your mural trail

Parking at Bayside is easy and convenient.

For the best access to the new murals, park in the North Carpark near Coles and Target, the perfect starting point for your street art adventure.

Step out onto beach street to discover the first festival mural by Father Marker. From here, wander past the Food Court towards Olsen Street near chemist Warehouse where Sam Absurd’s playful artwork brings imagination to life.

Then continue to the entertainment precinct. As you approach the corner of Thompson and Wells Street look for The Sporting Globe, a local landmark guiding you to the mural by Kitsune Jolene on the Hoyts Cinema Building.

You may even spot an artist in work while the festival unfolds.

Find Centre Map here.

Plan your eats at Bayside

Weather you explore the murals before or after, make time to refuel, Bayside has plenty of dining options to keep the experience going.

In the entertainment precinct, enjoy relaxed seated dining at favourites like YOMG, Fukutontei Ramen, and Grill’d, plus more great spots.

Over in the main centre, you’ll find even more to choose from, including 105 Korean BBQ, Mad Mex, Schnitz, and the always popular Momo Roto sushi train, where the plates keep coming and you may not want to leave.

See the link here to plan you eats and make a day of it

Snapped a mural you love or found your foodie moment? Share it with us on Instagram or Facebook and tag #Baysidecentre, we’d love to see your festival and foodie favourites.