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“National Arts Drive” Socially-Distant Art Festival is Today

Map of 200+ art events in Bay Area help you discover art on lawns, balconies, streets and sidewalks.
By - posted 6/20/2020 No Comment

RAW: Natural Born Artists, is excited to announce, The National Arts Drive, a local arts fundraiser, and community experience.

On Saturday, June 20, 2020, from 1 pm to 4m pm PST, artists and creatives in every medium are joining together in a massive moment across the country to raise awareness and financial support directly to independent artists. Artists, creatives, and makers are invited to perform, showcase, and display their creativity from front lawns, driveways, balconies, and stoops during the same 3-hour period across cities and towns.

See the Map to discover artists near you – 202 in the Bay Area including 25 in San Francisco

They have joined forces to call on the local community to take a drive through city blocks and suburban streets using an interactive map that will mark the performance and installation locations of participating artists. When drivers approach a location they’ll be able to donate directly to the artist from the safety of their car through a touch-free transfer.

Date update: The event was originally scheduled on June 6 but the promoters decided to move it to June 20, 2020 to stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter protests.

.Join and Support The National Arts Drive Movement!

  1. Artists and creatives register a showcase location to participate.
  2. A showcase map marker is dropped on The National Arts Drive map designating the location of each participating artist.
  3. Community Drivers Must RSVP. On June 20th, 2020, community supporters (“Drivers”) will explore arts showcases in their city.
  4. As Drivers approach showcase map markers, they will have the opportunity to support local artists directly by donation or social media interaction from a safe, and healthy distance.

Please feel free to share this with your creative circle, friends, and family.