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Let’s bring the community together to imagine what’s possible for revitalizing downtown San Bernardino!
We want to include as many voices – artists, community members, business owners, civic leaders – as possible!!
Join us for a creative evening downtown, which will start at the Little Gallery of San Bernardino to check out their latest show! (4:00pm) Then we will join Arts Connection’s Executive Director for a guided Art Walk discussion of some of downtown San B’s historic points of interest.
We will finish the evening with a curated creative conversation over some food provided by the Green Shack! (5:30pm) The conversation will highlight current efforts already happening downtown, as well as prompts from participants to add their own ideas for the future of the area. How can we bring the community back to downtown San Bernardino?
Fees/Cover Charge:
Free Parking
No Entry Fee
The Art Walk is FREE to participate
The discussion is free to participate
Drinks and dinner : suggested donation of $20
PLEASE RSVP via EVENTBRITE.
On site donations will be accepted the day of.
Hosts:
Arts Connection – The Arts Council of San Bernardino County
The Little Gallery of San Bernardino
David Friedman – Building Owner and Viva La Boba Co-Owner
Locations
The Little Gallery of San Bernardino – 4pm
459 W. 4th St. #12
San Bernardino, CA 92401
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Dinner and Discussion – 5:30pm
424 W. Court St.
San Bernardino, CA 92401
What’s happening:
Community Discussion and Dinner.
Arts Connection, The Little Gallery of San Bernardino, David Friedman and Viva La Boba are collaborating to host an imaginative Art Walk and Community Mixer about the importance of artists and entrepreneurs in the process of reimagining downtown San Bernardino.
The Little Gallery was started by Cal State San Bernardino adjunct professor Andrew K. Thompson; with the help of a former student, and local, Eric Servin. Their mission is to spotlight curated, contemporary art, from San Bernardino County and beyond. Jennifer Kane, Arts Connection’s Executive Director, is working to expand and elevate city, county and state support for arts and culture in the region. Over a few tacos, the three of them decided to collaborate and start their efforts with a downtown dinner. Thanks to the support and vision of David Friedman this idea is now a reality!
The community as a whole is invited but space is limited so you must RSVP ahead of time. Drinks and dinner are a suggested donation of $20
Meat and Veggie options will be available!
