Below is a message from the SCUSD Superintendent Jorge Aguilar. The VAPA/Music Teachers program is at risk of being cut due to pending budget cuts.
The virtual board meeting is today, November 19th at 6pm and, if you would like to submit a comment on the importance of Arts Education, the deadline is today at noon and instructions are in the link to the board meeting listed below in the body of this text.
Read MoreCelebration Arts is now affected, like all theaters and communities, by the COVID-19 coronavirus, and have had to suspend ON-SITE theater season, dance classes, and Kids Time program during this global health crisis.
See the Celebration Arts website at: http://celebrationarts.net/about.html Won’t you consider donating to Celebration Arts in our great time of need?
It’s October and there are plenty of frights about. So, let’s make sure we don’t have another by saving Sacramento’s live entertainment venues from certain death with this new, terrifying event!
Read MoreAMS Planning & Research, an international arts management consulting firm (www.ams-online.com), has been engaged by the City of Rancho Cordova to help define the characteristics of potential arts and cultural spaces as part of Rancho Cordova’s Mills Crossing Civic Center (MCCC) development, to be located in Rancho Cordova on Folsom Boulevard (click here to view the site on Google Maps).
Read MoreCongratulations to all the Organizations who will be a part of the Sustainability Cohort. Thank you to all who applied.
Read MoreSARA was a recipient of CARES Act funding in the last round of grant allocations as a collective in partnership with the Northern California School of the Arts and Impact Foundry. The Sacramento Arts Sustainability program is designed for small to mid-sized non-profit Arts organizations (with priority given to BIPOC organizations) to ensure sustainability during and post the covid-19 epidemic.
Read MoreSARA is a coalition of arts organizations, creative workers, and individuals that represent the cultural sector in the Sacramento region.
Read MoreSARA has three primary goals, to represent the robust nature of our region’s cultural community, to connect arts agencies and creative workers across platforms to give them the skills they need to succeed, and to engage the area’s citizens with the wealth of cultural resources we have to offer.
Read MoreAs SARA continues to develop we’ll be using this blog space to share Impact Stories from our members. We all know that the arts are transformative and we want to share accounts from our members as evidence of our impact.
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