Alongside Sierra Foothill Conservancy, the Arts Council is providing a place-based arts + environmental education day camp for students TK-6th grade enrolled in the Mariposa County Unified School District (MCUSD) or Sierra Foothill Charter School.
A new public art installation from CalTrans is seeking public feedback on welcome gateways and murals in Mariposa. Explore concept designs and lend your feedback today!
Are you an artist who wants to be more involved with creative placemaking or arts education in Mariposa County? Register now for our webinar for regional artists this January and get signed up in our Regional Artist Database today.
This November, the Arts Council welcomed two new staff members: Adam Burns and Clay River, as our Programs and Projects Managers and Lead Teaching Artists. They bring a vast skillset to our table, get to know them today.
Join NativeOne for Ancestral Lifeways Tribal Gathering on October 20, 21, 22, a component of our Innovations and Intersection grant. Registration required by Friday, Oct. 13.
Open to the public: Our next Board Meeting will be Sept. 19 at 6pm, in-person (location TBD). To attend, please review the meeting agenda and contact us 4 days prior to the meeting so we can make proper accommodations.
Offer your input for new public art concepts in Coulterville County Park designed by selected local artist, Erica Wolfsen, as a part of our Working Lands, Working Artists project.
We had a great time at CoyoteFest this weekend with Jackie Baxton and our partners at Mariposa County Planning!
Jackie Baxton, a selected artist for the Working Lands, Working Artists project took the opportunity to share her public art concept with the community. Thanks to everyone who stopped by and offered feedback!
Stay tuned for an online survey about Jackie's project next week or learn more at www.mariposaartscouncil.org/working-arti#MariposaArtsa#MariposaCountyo#WorkingLandsWorkingArtistst#ArtsandAgAndAg
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