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Our City has created a map of the essential businesses that are open for business during the Governor's Stay at Home order.
Check out our list of virtual things to do during the COVID-19 crisis.

#DTRiversideArtswalk

While Artswalk may not be happening in person, that doesn't mean it has gone away.
Join multiple organizations and artists in celebrating Artswalk on the traditional first Thursday of the month.
It's a great way to stay in touch with the creative energy that still flows through our community.

California Arts Council Administrators of Color Fellowship Applications Now Open

Applications are now being accepted for program Fellows and Host Organizations. The fellowship offers a $50,000 stipend and will provide Fellows with a number of resources, including professional development opportunities and an immersive learning community. Host Organizations will receive $35,000 to mentor their Fellow and assist with administrative costs of the fellowship program.

Looking for the best artist opportunities, grants and calls-for-entry?

The Complete Guide to 2020 Artist Grants & Opportunities is now available for download on the Artwork Archive website.

About the Riverside Arts Council

The Riverside Arts Council is a private, non-profit corporation whose mission is “to provide, develop, support and sustain the arts.” It is a state local partner of the California Arts Council and a leader among regional and state networks of local art agencies. Established in 1977, it is Riverside County’s central source for arts-related services, information, education and outreach. Connecting artists and art organizations within this ever-expanding region, RAC encourages the advancement, participation and integration of visual, literary and performing arts into the fabric of the communities it serves. Programs range from networking and regional arts and cultural infrastructure development to neighborhood revitalization, outreach and collaborative projects that proactively address community changes.

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