Sacramento's Crocker Art Museum is far more than a place to see art, it's a place to learn and create art, as well as celebrate artists in the community. While the Crocker would normally be hosting the region's largest Black History Month event, the Covid-19 pandemic caused its cancellation, but the organization's mission remains as important as ever.
The Crocker Art Museum's director of education, Stacey Shelnut-Hendrick, is on this week's episode of the Visit Sacramento Podcast to share why art education is so important, the role the Crocker Art Museum plays in that, and how the Covid-19 pandemic has brought on a reset that's allowed her and her staff to adjust how they approach arts education going forward.
Listen to the podcast in the player above or on popular podcasting platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Watch the video below to see the highlight reel from last year's Black History Month Family Festival.
