Please join us on Saturday, February 24 at the City's Senior Center, from 6-9 pm. We will celebrate Black History Month with guest speakers, music, performances and light refreshments. This FREE event is made possible in part by grants from the City of American Canyon and the Arts Council Napa Valley. The program includes the following: Spiritual Music by "The Has-Beens" Presentation by Sharon McGriff-Payne on African American History in the North Bay Presentation by Pam Jo

Save the Date: Saturday, February 24, 6-9pm Thanks in part to grants from the City of American Canyon and the Arts Council Napa Valley, the Arts Foundation is proud to announce its Black History Month Celebration. It will be held at the City's Senior Center, 2185 Elliott Way, on Saturday, February 24, from 6-9pm. The program includes Sharon McGriff-Payne, talking about African American history in the Napa/Solano area; and Pam Jones, leading a discussion about black artist,

Sunday, March 4, from 3-5pm at Shenandoah Park in American Canyon--get ready for an amazing event! Celebrate the coming of Spring by splashing powdered colors on yourself and anyone around you!! Arvind Nischal, local businessman, and ACAF Board member, has produced this wonderful event for several years and it has grown each year. The Arts Foundation, thanks in part to grants from the City of American Canyon and the Arts Council Napa Valley, is now a co-sponsor of the event.

With thanks to ACAF member, Nathell Buford, and the The Registry Bay Area, here is a great listing of events celebrating Black History Month in the Bay Area.

The Call for Art for the 2018 Art Extravaganza is now ready to download! We're excited to announce that we have a new venue for the 2018 Show: we will be displaying our juried art at SpringHill Suites Resort at the Napa County Airport. Most of the terms and conditions are the same as last year--we are asking artists to submit an electronic version of their artwork, in the same 8 categories as last year. There will be some adjustments, though--for one, the show will be less