Yolo County Arts Council

As a Non-Profit Arts organization, we strive to inspire a flourishing arts and cultural network in Yolo County by serving the community, individual artists and arts organizations. Our work includes, but is not limited to: arts in education, the operation of two, free public art galleries; management of a cultural center; sustaining the Art & Ag Project; and providing art services such as public art consultation, fiscal sponsorship and artist directories.For the fiscal year 2023-24 YoloArts provided arts and arts engagement programs and services to the residents of Yolo County including:- Presenting 10 Gallery 625 and the Barn Gallery Exhibitions - Connecting 150 artists with 9 farmers through the Art & Ag Project- Engaging 9 teaching artists in schools working with 1,100 students in Esparto and Woodland- Providing oversight on the installation of art in public places program, 1 student created artworks, 2 professional artist installations - Engaging homeless community by providing art engagement programming at 4th & Hope, an emergency shelter in Woodland- Offering fiscal sponsorship to 3 local arts projects- Managing the Gibson House and property, including art and historic exhibitions, gardens, offer field trips to K-12 school students and supporting community engagement through studio workshops and a free artist talks We believe our work as a State-Local Partner and lead art agency continues to be one of the primary strategies for effectively supporting and strengthening Yolo County through the arts and creativity.