A festival is taking place to mark 100 years since comedian Eric Morecambe’s birth. As part of the centenary events, a new mural is scheduled to be unveiled, adding to planned celebrations around his life and career. The Mirror reports that the mural depicts Morecambe alongside his longtime comedy partner Ernie Wise, reflecting their stage partnership. It says the design is inspired by a classic archive image from Radio Times. BBC News describes the programme as including the mural unveiling as one element of the wider 100-year festival. The Belfast Telegraph also says a mural is being created specifically to mark the centenary of Morecambe’s birth, aligning with the focus on commemorating his legacy through public artwork. All sources present the mural as a central feature of the centenary activities, with the unveiling date and venue associated with Morecambe’s Lancashire connection. The reported imagery and inspiration link the artwork to well-known historic material connected to Morecambe and his partnership with Wise.