On Saturday, August 19th from 10:30AM-1:30PM, Arts Alive invites local artists and arts enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the story of Harrisville, NH. The gathering will take place in one of Historic Harrisville’s renovated mill buildings at 71 Main St. Breakfast-style refreshments provided. Registration at monadnockartsalive.org/artist-field-trips.
Elevate the Arts is an outdoor community arts festival and fundraiser for Arts Alive on August 13th from 12-4PM. The event will be hosted in the commercial lot on Gilbo Ave. in downtown Keene and will include free lawn games and arts activities for kids and families, live music, food trucks, an artist market, and a bake sale. The event will close with a raffle of large and small prizes.
Calling all artists, vendors, and creative minds! Elevate the Arts Fest, hosted by Arts Alive, is seeking partners and vendors to join our vibrant celebration in downtown Keene, New Hampshire. On August 13th, from 12-4pm, showcase your talents amidst live music, arts activities, artist vendors, lawn games, food trucks, and a bake sale. Stand out among a curated selection of artists, connect with a diverse audience, and gain exposure. Nonprofit organizations can host food trucks or bake sale tables, supporting their cause while adding community spirit. Don't miss the chance to participate in the fabulous Arts Alive fundraiser raffle, amplifying your reach and generosity. Elevate the Arts Fest is your platform to shine and contribute to a magical celebration of art and creativity. Apply now to secure your spot in this unforgettable event!
Arts Alive partnered with Keene State College to produce temporary elm-leaf shaped murals to display in front of local art and culture locations in downtown Keene. These leaves were painted by students. The project is meant to highlight artistic wayfinding downtown and to encourage the exploration of downtown while celebrating the arts.
Public parks are invaluable additions to many communities across the U.S., but unfortunately, they are often underfunded or aren’t maintained the way they should be due to a lack of city or state employees. That’s why so many citizens have become public park advocates, ensuring that their local spaces are safe spots for people from all walks of life. If you’re interested in becoming a park advocate, it’s important to keep a few things in mind, such as how to volunteer your time or recruit members of your community to help keep things looking nice. You might even start a public project at your favorite local park, such as a community garden.
