Inspiration.
Coming to a street near you.
To see great art, often people go to an art museum. But, what if the museum came to you?
Experience art in a whole new way... right in your own neighborhood.
Upcoming Block Parties
MLK March for the Dream
Invite us to your neighborhood!
Block by Block creates pop-up art experiences in unexpected places to bring community members together, activate Sacramento’s off-the-grid areas, and highlight local artists and art events. Here are just a few pics of all the creativity that's been happening in neighborhoods across the city. If you have an event and would like us to participate, visit crockerart.org/outreach and let us know.
Meet The Team
Stacey Shelnut-Hendrick
Director of Education Crocker Art Museum sshelnut-hendrick@crockerart.org (916) 808-5780Faith McKinnie
Community Engagement Coordinator Crocker Art Museum fmckinnie@crockerart.org (916) 808-1059
Read Block by Block Magazine
Members of the Block by Block Street Team participate in a two-year service learning internship that includes producing 16 community events, plus this great magazine. Check it out!
About
In 2017, The Crocker Art Museum was awarded a $228,000 grant by the Institute of Museums and Library Services (IMLS) to help implement and support Block by Block 2.0, a community initiative taking place in Sacramento's Promise Zone, a federally designated area of need encompassing Sacramento City Council Districts 2, 5, and 8. The grant is reserved for projects that promote the role of museums as essential partners in addressing the needs of their communities by leveraging their resources to identify and implement solutions. Additional support for Block by Block is provided by SMUD, Art Works, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Download our PDF one sheet here.
Block by Block would not be possible without the feedback and support of the Art Impact Collective, an active and highly dynamic partnership comprised of the Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency, Promise Zone community representatives, and community organizations including the Roberts Family Development Center, Sol Collective, Sojourner Truth African American Museum, and 916Ink.
