ARTS HABITAT Creating a Place for Creating Art since 1991.
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The City of Seaside in collaboration with JEDI for the Arts, a program coordinated Arts Habitat, presents “Celebrating Our Cultural Heritage Exhibition” at the Walter Lee Avery Gallery at Seaside City Hall, 440 Harcourt Avenue, in Seaside. Learn more about the Exhibition.
2024 Artists Studio Tour The 32nd Annual Monterey County Artists Studio Tour will take place on the weekends of October 12, 13, and 19, 20, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The Tour is free and open to the public. Registration for participating artists begins on March 1. With Arts Habitat support in 2024, the Artists Studio Tour has transitioned to Arts Council for Monterey County (Arts4MC). Learn more and register at https://arts4mc.org/open-studios/ |
Justice Equity Diversity and Inclusion in the Arts
(JEDI in the Arts)
(JEDI in the Arts)
JEDI in the Arts is building a collaborative community of artists, arts leaders and advocates to promote alliances and friendships across diverse cultural arts communities, to support each other, and to ensure access to the arts in Monterey County.
We have gathered a working group of 30 artists and arts leaders to build personal and professional networks across the siloed communities. We plan to expand the group to a large and broad segment of artists in Salinas, on the Peninsula, and in North and South Counties through a series of Artists Mixers, roundtable discussions, and other events. We want to develop alliances, friendships, and working relationships among artists who don’t currently find themselves in the same rooms, or working on common projects because of our racially segregated neighborhoods, cities, and workplaces.
JEDI in the Arts is sponsored by the Arts Council for Monterey County and Arts Habitat.
We have gathered a working group of 30 artists and arts leaders to build personal and professional networks across the siloed communities. We plan to expand the group to a large and broad segment of artists in Salinas, on the Peninsula, and in North and South Counties through a series of Artists Mixers, roundtable discussions, and other events. We want to develop alliances, friendships, and working relationships among artists who don’t currently find themselves in the same rooms, or working on common projects because of our racially segregated neighborhoods, cities, and workplaces.
JEDI in the Arts is sponsored by the Arts Council for Monterey County and Arts Habitat.