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RIPE AREA: The art of native plants FEstival Sept 21, 2025!

INTEGRATING THE ARTS & ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
SEE HIGHLIGHTS OF RIPE AREA 2024

Supporting Creative Expression in the foothills & Beyond

At Myrtle Tree Arts, we believe that art has the power to transform lives and bring communities together. Our events are designed to nurture creativity and inspire artistic expression in individuals of all ages. From workshops to exhibitions and community events, there is something for everyone at Myrtle Tree Arts. Together, we can cultivate a vibrant artistic landscape that enriches our community.

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

RIPE AREA: Where Art and Nature Meet Community

FIRE/LAND: Knowing the Territory, Art Rock Opera for the Forest

FIRE/LAND: Knowing the Territory, Art Rock Opera for the Forest

RIPE AREA is a public art space for diverse  artists to express about riparian habitat,  rivers, and environmental action, culminating in the RIPE AREA Arts + Nature Festival.

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FIRE/LAND: Knowing the Territory, Art Rock Opera for the Forest

FIRE/LAND: Knowing the Territory, Art Rock Opera for the Forest

FIRE/LAND: Knowing the Territory, Art Rock Opera for the Forest

FIRE/LAND: Knowing the Territory is an dramatic learning journey about forest management, wildfire, and environmental grief, culminating in a live performance and exhibition. Read our Journal blog posts.

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Placertopia Live: Podcast Sessions connecting local culture

FIRE/LAND: Knowing the Territory, Art Rock Opera for the Forest

Placertopia Live: Podcast Sessions connecting local culture

Placertopia Live is a podcast hosted by MTA's Paul Godwin. The show reveals local cultural contributors by presenting musical and literary guests, entrepreneurs, nature enthusiasts, and other culture-makers.

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Honoring Traditional Homeland & Knowledge

We acknowledge that the  riparian ecosystems of the American, Cosumnes and Yuba Watersheds of the Sierra Foothills are located in the unceded traditional homelands of the Miwok, Nisenan, Maidu, and Washoe Peoples who have lived here for thousands of years and live here still.  We recognize and mourn the painful history of genocide and devastation of the lands and waters. With our work, we are grateful for opportunities to learn from and partner with Indigenous Peoples around a shared vision for stewardship and restoration.

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