ATRIUM CEO NOMINATED FOR THE ILLUMINATOR AWARD KARI THE LIGHT PODCASTApril 14, 2021 The Illuminator Award shines a light on people doing good things in their community. Illuminator Award finalists;…
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CITIZENS OF PLANET EARTH NOW ACCEPTING VIDEO SUBMISSIONS KPVI – NBC NEWS STATIONMarch 30, 2021 TV series in production, Citizens of Planet Earth is seeking creative video submissions that will…
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The bags were filled with sand and lit by a group of City staff and volunteers, including Mayor Steinberg. Sacramento artist Shira Lane, founder of the Atrium co-working art and community space in Old Sacramento, shot pictures and video.
In this meeting, we have some funding and grant opportunities for independent creatives with deadlines at the end of March. This includes the California GoBiz Lendistry, PPP for creatives, California Arts Council Grants for independent Creatives. We will talk about programs the Atrium has available for creatives to earn income and other Sacramento arts organization opportunities in the works
CBS 13 NEWS By Richie Ramos – CBS 13Saturday, November 7, 2020 | Sacramento, CA Politics-To-Art Events Collects Yard Signs To Donate To Artists In Sacramento County SACRAMENTO COUNTY (CBS13) –…
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Funded by a grant from the City of Sacramento, local nonprofit group The Atrium has launched a virtual-storefront program to help local artists and creatives showcase and sell their wares.
CAP RADIO By Steph Rodriguez– Cap Radio Thursday, October 29, 2020 | Sacramento, CA How Sacramento Visual Artists Are Surviving During The Pandemic Before the Centers for Disease Control and…
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SACRAMENTO BUSINESS JOURNAL By Emily Hamann – Staff Writer, Sacramento Business JournalOct 10, 2020, 9:39am EDT Shira Lane has been working in the arts her entire life — but growing up she never thought…
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An online meeting for all creatives in the city of Sacramento. Sacramento allocated $6.9 million for another round of grant funding to help the Sacramento Creative Economy. $3.9 will go to Creative Artists, businesses, and nonprofits, $1.87 to City Cultural Assets, and $1.12, still to be approved by the city council, for Arts Education, healing arts, and mental health. This Creative Economy Meeting is to show you how to apply for the $3.9 million available to independent artists, businesses, and nonprofits.
SACRAMENTO BUSINESS JOURNAL Sacramento City Council on Tuesday allocated $6.9 million toward another round of grant funding to help artists, cultural organizations and others in the creative economy survive the…
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