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SCRAP Program Continues to Grow
The Santa Cruz Recycled Art Program (SCRAP) opened the fourth annual exhibit at the Blitzer Gallery on Friday December 6th.
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Journalism in the Digital Age
How two Santa Cruz locals are changing the face of journalism in Santa Cruz.
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Storm Drain Mural Pilot Program
Three beautiful murals inspired and painted by the community will inspire stewardship of storm drains flowing to the San Lorenzo River.
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Storm Drain Mural Pilot Program a Success - Thanks to amazing artists and involved neighbors!
In March of this year the Santa Cruz Arts Commission approved three storm drain mural designs for installation in neighborhoods along the San Lorenzo River at Beach Flats Park, the end of Felker Street and the end of Pryce Street. The goal of this program is to raise awareness that these drains flow directly into the San Lorenzo River and to inspire stewardship of the drains and the River through meaningful neighborhood engagement and beautiful artwork. - Beth Tobey
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Santa Cruz trolley officially retires Labor Day 2019
Bid farewell to the beloved Santa Cruz streetcar trolley on Labor Day 2019, which will be replaced by electric shuttles starting summer 2020.
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Mission Street Clean Oceans Mural Has Started!
If you haven’t seen the 600-foot-long mural in progress along Mission Street at Bay View Elementary School – check it out! Through a collaboration between the City of Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz City Schools, Clean Ocean’s International, the Tim Brauch Foundation and the Fresh Walls Collective--led by local artist Taylor Reinhold– the grand-scale mural has begun!
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Storm Drain Murals Start Flowing Along the San Lorenzo River!
The Santa Cruz Arts Commission recently approved three storm drain mural designs for installation in neighborhoods along the San Lorenzo River at Beach Flats Park, the end of Felker Street and the end of Pryce Street. The goal of this program is to raise awareness that these drains flow directly into the San Lorenzo River and to inspire stewardship of the drains and the River through meaningful neighborhood engagement and beautiful artwork. The Program is a collaboration between the City of Santa Cruz and the Coastal Watershed Council.
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Motherhood and entrepreneurship go hand in hand
Melanie Munir inspires group of mom business owners in Santa Cruz to build their business around their lives, not the other way around.
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Ocean-themed Mural Starting Soon Along Mission Street!
Through a collaboration between the City of Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz City Schools, Clean Ocean’s International, the Tim Brauch Foundation and the Fresh Walls Collective--led by local artists Taylor Reinhold and Scotty Greathouse– a grand-scale mural will soon begin along Mission Street!
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Idea Fab Labs - Merging Art & Tech
Idea Fab Labs, located in the industrial Wrigley building, is integrating art and technology by providing the community with a space to create art with fabrication tools, like 3D printers and laser cutters.
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Arts Commission focuses on Equity, Inclusivity and Environmental Justice
Over the last year, the City's Arts Commission has recognized the historic and institutional barriers in the City of Santa Cruz which have limited the access to resources for marginalized groups. Classism, racism, ableism, homophobia, sexism, segregation, and xenophobia have contributed to an unequal distribution of wealth and funding, unequal representation in cultural institutions, a lack of access to knowledge about institutions, and a lack of diversity in the public art projects and programs that the City pursues.
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Illuminated River
The multimedia design firm Visual Endeavors— Aron Altmark and Rachel Stoll—has produced visually-stunning light art installations around the world. The couple moved to Santa Cruz to brighten up their lives, and now their work brightens up the San Lorenzo River.