An ambitious regional triennial titled "Around Here" will link 80+ Bay Area arts organizations in March–June 2027. Expect a mobile hub, weekend 'Spotlight' programs and a new grant fund.

Novato is enhancing inclusivity through art by expanding its partnership with Alchemia, featuring works by disabled artists in downtown installations.

The Napa Valley Asian American Film Festival returns Feb. 6–7 with a program honoring Asian American women, opening with HIKARI’s Rental Family and honoring Kiều Chinh.

The American Canyon Library reopened after renovations, featuring a new minimalist design, increased space, and functionality, with positive community reception.

Sausalito violinist Sydney Li‑Jenkins, 15, was named a 2026 YoungArts winner, earning national mentorship and performance opportunities.

Santa Rosa recently announced the 2025–2027 Art Walk, a two-year public art experience featuring interactive installations by national and local artists, aiming to transform city streets into an engaging art gallery.

The Eames Institute plans to transform the historic Birkenstock campus into an art and design center with exhibitions, workshops, and Eames artifacts, aiming to attract 200,000 visitors annually.

Sonoma County will hold a memorial for Jack London's 108th death anniversary at his historic park with a ceremony and musical tribute. The event is free with park entry fee, and accessible transport to the gravesite is provided.

The renovated Showcase Theater in San Rafael has reopened with upgraded features and was completed under budget with a grant from the SBA's Shuttered Venues Operators Grant program.

The first San Quentin Film Festival featured works by incarcerated filmmakers, aiming to connect inmates with the entertainment industry and support rehabilitation.

Poetry In Parks series ends with a finale at China Camp State Park on September 14th, featuring live performances, readings, and a literary mixtape for attendees.

The iconic bronze sea lion sculpture is back on Sausalito's southern waterfront after an 18-month storm-induced absence, restored through a community-funded effort.

Sausalito's iconic sea lion sculpture, after restoration due to storm damage, is set to return to its waterfront location on July 3 with a new, sturdier foundation.