Creative Corps News Today

Hometown SWAG (Southside Women & Men Achieving Goals) leadership hosted a fun-filled “Mess-ter-piece-“-themed arts and wellness day for families at the RidePV Operations Center pavilion on May 18.The free and

Columnist Hillary Ma writes about nonprofits supporting good causes in Long Beach.

Columbia artist Peggy Reza, a Tuolumne County resident since the early 1970s, has her first grant-funded exhibit on display through Monday in the Miners Hall building across from Columbia Mercantile

Meyer Stump Productions is presenting a multimedia event on Wednesday at Copper Mountain College’s Bell Center, including a documentary screening and art

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A Creative Corps grant is funding the project that includes workshops in San Bernardino.

The Arts Council for Monterey County, along with the California Arts Council and the Central Coast Creative Corps, has announced the selection of three local artists who will be collaborating

Here's what's on the program for the Dec. 10 concert.

A local artist and social justice activist behind the downtown Black Lives Matter street mural is expanding her focus to include another weighty local topic: homelessness.

Creatives and culture bearers in 19 Northern California counties began receiving $3.38 million in grants last week from the Upstate Division of the California Creative Corps.