Discover how artist Meg Wagler brought the spirit of Springfield, Missouri, Route 66, and community connection to life through her Coca-Cola Paint the Nation mural as part of the America250 celebration. America250 marks 250 years of American history by celebrating the communities, landmarks, and stories that connect us across generations. Located along historic Route 66 in Springfield, this vibrant mural celebrates the stories, history, and people that shape the community. Inspired by the rolling hills of the Ozarks, Missouri State University, local culture, and Coca-Cola's legacy, Meg's artwork highlights the magic that happens when people come together to share moments and create what's next. The mural serves as a tribute to the past while inviting conversation about the future of Route 66, Springfield, and America. As part of Coca-Cola's nationwide Paint the Nation initiative, the mural honors the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States and the centennial of Route 66, celebrating the communities, artists, and stories that make America unique. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:10 Bringing Coca-Cola and Missouri's History to Life Through Art 00:20 Capturing Connection and Shared Moments 00:40 Looking Ahead to Route 66 and the Next 250 Years for America 00:50 Inviting Everyone Into the Story Find this Paint the Nation mural outside on The Old Glass Place, located at 521 E St. Louis Street, Springfield, MO 65806. Learn more about Meg Wagler's mural: https://cokeurl.com/A250muralsMegWYT Explore more Paint the Nation murals that celebrate America's 250th birthday: https://cokeurl.com/A250muralsYT #America250 #PaintTheNation #CocaCola #MegWagler #PublicArt #Mural

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