The Arts Council is seeking a Programs and Project Manager to work closely with community/regional/state partners and stakeholders to facilitate the development and delivery of the organization’s youth, adult and public programming and community-centric creative placemaking and creative youth development projects and initiatives. Read more about this position; applications due by Aug. 19
Our annual summer concert series is back for a full season starting June 3! Every Friday and Saturday evening during the summer enjoy free live music downtown in Mariposa’s outdoor Art Park. Concerts begin at 7pm and feature folk, bluegrass, rock, jazz, reggae, country, and world music bands hailing from all over California, bringing together both local and visiting concert-goers of all ages.
As a component of Mariposa County’s celebration of National Trails Day on June 4, the Arts Council invites the community to write original poetry and create cover art that explores their feelings and experiences with America’s trails and wild spaces.
Take the survey to be included today! The Mariposa Arts Council is developing a database of regional artist to support artists, arts education and creative placemaking efforts. This database will help teachers and students connect with regional artists and exist as a tool for Mariposa County’s future projects.
The Arts Council is proud to present our 2021 Annual Report – a vibrant summary of our achievements, efforts and movements this past year. We encourage you to read through and explore the many facets of what we do with and for our community, and to see where we are going next.
As a part of our commitment to creative youth development, we’re supporting two student-led murals on school campuses this fall/winter. These pilot projects are just the beginning, with more youth-led creative placemaking planned for the future!
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Come see Gail Dreifus and David on stage Friday evening at the Art Park!
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