heARTing Buellton, CA
heARTing Buellton, CA

We are underway with our new community art project for the city of Buellton: “Up in the Air!”

The city of Buellton has generously given us a grant to create another community art project. The artwork will be displayed on the city street banners, in monthly social media outreach, and in the city’s water bill inserts.

Deadline for Art Submissions ended April 11, 2025.
Banners are scheduled to go up in July 2025!

Check back in July to see the new art!

But we want to encourage you to keep creating art…

Click on the image below to watch the video “Turtle’s Time-Out” – a video that inspires viewers to look up, observe the sky, and think twice before playing pranks!

Turtle's Time-Out - A video that inspires viewers to look up, observe the sky, and think twice before playing pranks!
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Help us soar to new heights!

With additional sponsorship and donations we aspire to...

  • Add the new designs to our Zazzle Shop (we need 2 paid sponsors)
  • Include more artists' work (we have currently budgeted for 56 artists). 
  • Provide gifts for the student participants (last year this was a gifted donation instead of a financial contribution - we are open to your ideas!)
  • Create some holiday-specific banners for the city to use on an ongoing basis. 
  • Or, if you have another idea, we would love to hear it! Please contact us. 

All donations and sponsorships are tax deductible and will now be coordinated with our partnering nonprofit -

Santa Ynez Valley Children's Museum

Santa Ynez Valley Children's Museum

Paid and Volunteer Sponsors for our "Up in the Air" Project include:

Face in Water - Swimming and Water Safety Education
katandsquirrel.com
Unscribbled Web and Graphic Design Solutions

Sponsors PG&E

Santa Ynez Valley Tax Professionals

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Thank you to our "Up in the Air!" partnering nonprofit:

Santa Ynez Valley Children's Museum

How the projects work...

Contributed art gets turned into...
Contributed art gets turned into...
a collaborative community art project.
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