The innovative collaboration between non-profit operators and the County of Riverside looks to responsibly meet the needs of the community. This is another great example of the community coming together for the benefit of children.
Village On Grand Lakeland Village Community Center will soon be the home of It's Bigger Than Sports as we rehabilitate the fields integrating sports, art, and other community services alongside Studio 395 Foundation, Inc.
A grand accomplishment for Studio 395 & the Village on Grand!!
Artists hope to open 'doors' with colony
An artists’ co-op will convert an unused Main Street property into a vibrant space for art and performers.
Press Enterprise Article: Aug 5th - By MICHAEL J. WILLIAMS / STAFF WRITER
Nineteenth century poet and artist William Blake used the phrase “doors of perception” as a metaphor for experiencing a reality beyond the commonplace.
A Lake Elsinore artists’ cooperative is literally using doors in an effort that could alter perceptions of the city’s downtown Main Street corridor. The group wants to convert an unused, mostly vacant city-owned dirt lot at the street’s south end into a vibrant arts colony.
PRESS RELEASE - May 12, 2016:
FEDERAL ART GRANT AWARDED TO LOCAL NON-PROFIT AND CITY OF LAKE ELSINORE
Lake Elsinore, CA: STUDIO 395 Foundation, Inc., a local non-profit arts cooperative, and the City of Lake Elsinore were awarded a 2016 Our Town grant from the federally funded National Endowment for the Arts. This Creative Placemaking grant funds projects that represent the distinct character and quality of their communities with a vision for enhancing the social and/or economic livability of the community, that support the integration of arts and design into the fabric of civic life and are a creative approach to addressing community challenges or priorities.
PRESS RELEASE - May 12, 2016:
FEDERAL ART GRANT AWARDED TO LOCAL NON-PROFIT AND CITY OF LAKE ELSINORE
Lake Elsinore, CA: STUDIO 395 Foundation, Inc., a local non-profit arts cooperative, and the City of Lake Elsinore were awarded a 2016 Our Town grant from the federally funded National Endowment for the Arts. This Creative Placemaking grant funds projects that represent the distinct character and quality of their communities with a vision for enhancing the social and/or economic livability of the community, that support the integration of arts and design into the fabric of civic life and are a creative approach to addressing community challenges or priorities.
FEBRUARY 21, 2016 - Press from PE.COM
Public Art from Studio 395!!
LAKE ELSINORE: Aquatic mural greets water district customers. A ground-level mural inspired by the lake is nearing completion at the entrance to Elsinore Valley’s headquarters. "It’s like whimsical and fun, and it kind of brings a little personality to an otherwise fairly institutional-looking building," Golden said of the piece. "It’s water, an important aspect of our community."
FEBRUARY 5, 2016 - Press from PE.COM
Public Art from Studio 395!!
LAKE ELSINORE: Artist Robin Golden, 59, and her husband Jeff Morris, 60, stand next to some of the crane art they designed and built along the Collier Avenue median in Lake Elsinore, on Tuesday, Feb. 2. Lake Elsinore is upgrading the appearance of the city to make it more welcoming to visitors.
FRANK BELLINO, STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
More from this story BY MICHAEL J. WILLIAMS / STAFF WRITER
Published: Feb. 5, 2016
FEBRUARY 20, 2015
Studio 395 Board poses with NEA Chair Jane Chu in Front of the Lake Elsinore Cultural Center
NEA Chairman Jane Chu Visited Riverside County which included a public event in Riverside and site visits in Lake Elsinore and Corona.
L to R: Rebecca Esquibel, Patrick Brien, Kathryn Fullerton, John Larsen, Jane Chu, Grace Sandlin & Robin Golden
JANUARY 2015 Studio 395 Awarded Non-profit Business of the Year 2015
by the Lake Elsinore Valley Chamber of Commerce
Our creative gang known as STUDIO 395 was awarded non-profit business of the year by the Lake Elsinore Valley Chamber of Commerce hoopdeedo last evening (a serious dress up!) Lucky me to most certainly share this honor with our cool board members Cathy Stevenson, Sue Andrews, Dorothy Papin, Kathryn Fullerton, Rebecca Esquibel, Robin Golden and Grace Sandlin (an amazing bunch you guys are!)
All of our incredibly talented artists/friends/volunteers who have been so equally incredible in giving of their talents month after month at LIVE ART! And in all of the myriad of events and projects we've managed to cook up as well as everyone in & around Lake Elsinore who has been so enjoyably generous, fun & supportive of all of these crazy yet really creatively determined efforts! There's more of that to come! Thank you!! (Insert small respectful bow here).
LAKE ELSINORE: Grand Prix mural brightens downtown
BY MICHAEL J. WILLIAMS / PRESS ENTERPRISE STAFF WRITER
Published: Nov. 8, 2014 Updated: Nov. 9, 2014 2:03 p.m.
Artist Robin Golden paints a mural depicting the Lake Elsinore Grand Prix on the facade of
The Wreck bar in Lake Elsinore.
Lake Elsinore's birthday celebration begins
By Michael J. Williams UT San Diego News Feb. 10, 2013
Artists from Lake Elsinore's "Studio 395" install mosaic tiles on safety bollards along the Lake Elsinore Riverwalk earlier this month. Nanci McGraw, left, applies quick-setting cement to a tile as Grace Sandlin, right, installs a tile. Read More of the Article Here
Business Swells In Downtown Lake Elsinore During 'Day Of The Dead'
Posted by Toni McAllister (Editor) LakeElsinore-Wildomar Patch - November 04, 2012
With several hundred people pouring onto Main Street in downtown Lake Elsinore late Saturday afternoon for the merchants along the historic route were all smiles.
“In the 10 years that I’ve been here, this is the busiest night I’ve ever had,” said Vicki Mora, owner of Mora’s Antiques on Main Street.
IT'S OFFICIAL:
NEA Chairman Jane Chu Visited Riverside County which included a public event in Riverside and site visits in Lake Elsinore and Corona.
