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Please consider donating today to Arts Habitat through MC Gives so your support can make an even bigger impact.
With generous support from local sponsors, MC Gives matches donations
on a pro rata basis netting organizations an additional 7% - 8% of each donation.
Thank you!
PAST EVENTS
2023 Artists Studio Tour was a success.
100 Artists participated! Thank you!
FREE and open to the public
Stay tuned for next years Studio Tour
Click HERE to view the 2023 digital catalog!
100 Artists participated! Thank you!
FREE and open to the public
Stay tuned for next years Studio Tour
Click HERE to view the 2023 digital catalog!
2023 Artist's and Organizations:
Justice Equity Diversity and Inclusion Panel
Join JEDI in the Arts (Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion) to discover countywide opportunities to
show your work, participate in events, teach, receive training, and more.
JEDI met in a roundtable discussion with:
- Moderator: Rosemary Soto, Interim Director of Racial Equity and Strategic Partnerships,
First 5 Monterey County
- Corey Madden, Executive Director, Monterey Museum of Art
- Jacquie Atchison, Executive Director, Arts Council for Monterey County
- Karyn Lee-Garcia, Chief Programs Officer, Arts Council for Monterey County
- JC Gonzalez, Director, Urban Arts Collaborative and Salinas Public Arts Commission
- Shirmaine Jones, Executive Director, Arts Habitat
Wednesday, September 27th, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Hartnell College, Salinas Main Campus
Room N7, 411 Central Ave, Salinas
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.
JEDI FLYER
show your work, participate in events, teach, receive training, and more.
JEDI met in a roundtable discussion with:
- Moderator: Rosemary Soto, Interim Director of Racial Equity and Strategic Partnerships,
First 5 Monterey County
- Corey Madden, Executive Director, Monterey Museum of Art
- Jacquie Atchison, Executive Director, Arts Council for Monterey County
- Karyn Lee-Garcia, Chief Programs Officer, Arts Council for Monterey County
- JC Gonzalez, Director, Urban Arts Collaborative and Salinas Public Arts Commission
- Shirmaine Jones, Executive Director, Arts Habitat
Wednesday, September 27th, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Hartnell College, Salinas Main Campus
Room N7, 411 Central Ave, Salinas
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.
JEDI FLYER