The sign for Taqueria Calafia was painted on the side of the building. A photograph of a singer was hung over part of that sign.

Art lined the wall behind the outdoor stage. Folding tables were stored beside the stage.

Art also lined the side of the outdoor eating area. A couple tables were still available for seating.

Two mini murals were attached to the wall behind the stage. One showed a man wearing goggles, and a medical mask, with the word above him, "Solid." The other mural was in two halves. It showed sun-like rainbows surrounding the words, "Love Wins."

Another mural was attached to the wall behind the stage. That mural showed a woman wearing a golden crown and meditating. Above her were the words, "Only Justice." Below her, additional words said, "Shall Bring Peace."

Two hands were attached to a metal background. Leafs were also attached, where each leaf was decorated with a name. The names were, "Eric," "Tamir," "Oscar," "Walter," "Ahmaud," "Sandra," Freddie," and "Rekia."

A small mural was close to the ground behind the stage. It showed a strong black woman with the words, "Power To The People, One Love."

Another small mural of a woman was above the last mural. This one also read, "Power To The People, One Love."

The final small mural on the wall behind the stage read, "End Racism."

One of the murals along the side of the dining area showed a child with wings and a crown. The words below the child read, "Daddy Changed The World." The artist was Joanna Ruckman .

Another mural alongside the dining area read, "Be The Change." It showed portraits of four people. The mural was by "@nicole_visual."

Another mural was next beside the eating area. It showed a woman's face with arms spread and surrounded by flowers. Sadly the mural had faded over time.

The next mural alongside the eating area showed two men kissing. It had been painted by the artist, "NGOC."

Next to a portrait of Angela Davis were words she had spoken:

Progressive art can
assist people to
lean what's at work
in the society in
which they live.
--Angela Davis

The next item alongside the eating area of Taqueria Calafia was a carved wooden work of art. It featured birds flying under a sun-burst.

Another mural alongside the eating area at Taqueria Calafia showed six women creating a quilt.

A series of letters suspended by a string read, "Beer Garden." Those words partly covered another mini mural alongside the eating area. It showed leaves and flowers and read, "Decolonize Your Mind." The mural was by artist "@bymurry" .

A woman basked on a fire hot day. A flower above her was surrounded by words. "Hope," "Joy," "Dreams," "Accept," "Inspire," "Create," "Dance," and many more.

Four pieces of art finished the side of the dining area. One read, "Community Art Garden." Another showed hands forming a heart with the letters, "BLM" inside. A third showed "Civil Rights," and "Justice For All." The fourth was a circular design.