Blue Line Arts

We maintain active partnerships with the city of roseville, the downtown roseville partnership, placer community foundation, kingsley art club, crocker art museum, roseville police activities league, the arts council of placer county, and various volunteer groups such as the national charity league to administer a range of arts programming for all ages. In 2024, our programs included after-school enrichment courses, summer, spring and winter camps for youth, professional development for artists & guest artist workshops, and tour talk & create, an art education exposure field trip experience for k-12 students which brings art education lessons at the lowest cost possible and free of charge to underserved schools. Twice a year, we host a 3-week susan cooley gilliom artist residency and teaching program (scg art) which includes workshop offerings, free artist lectures, and open studio hours for the public to meet and learn from the artists. Throughout the year, we host a monthly family activity day and artist 2 artist meetups to offer free and at the lowest cost possible arts exposure opportunities to our community.

Our organization brings public art to our community by engaging as consultants and program managers for public art projects within the greater sacramento region, including the roseville mural project in partnership with local groups and organizations such as downtown roseville partnership and the city of roseville. In 2024, we collaborated with sacramento state university and local schools such as sheridan elementary to bring public arts experiences for all ages out in the surrounding communities. Revenue deficits in the program category are offset by contributed income and grants.