First Ripple Effect Arts Festival aims to amplify arts in Santa Cruz County
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The first Ripple Effect Arts Festival is set to take place in Santa Cruz County, featuring over 80 events across various locations. The 11-day festival aims to promote the county's vibrant arts scene and attract new audiences.
Santa Cruz County is hosting its first Ripple Effect Arts Festival, a celebration of the county's rich arts scene. The 11-day festival will feature over 80 events, including art exhibits, musical performances, poetry readings, and comedy sets, at various locations throughout the county. The festival was conceived by Melissa Kreisa, owner of m.k. contemporary art, and her team, who aimed to make Santa Cruz County an arts destination. The event kicked off with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 8 and will officially start on April 16 with 'Dancing in the Streets,' a event featuring hundreds of dancers along Pacific Avenue. The festival will showcase the county's diverse arts communities, including visual arts, music, dance, and poetry. The event is expected to attract new audiences from within and outside the county.
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