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37 Sudden St, Watsonville, CA 95076
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Pajaro Valley Arts is a nonprofit art center that focuses on bringing the community together through art. Since 1984, PVA has collaborated with and encouraged artists and other local nonprofit organizations in art education.
The gallery provides showcases for local artists and cultural groups and has partnered with Pajaro Valley Unified School District to advocate for arts education. “PVA’s educational program provides students and teachers the opportunity to make, exhibits and tour fine art exhibits free of charge, to learn about and better understand art,” the group states on its website.
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From The Pajaronian...
Pajaro Valley Arts (PVA) has had a busy week. Not only have they opened a new exhibit at their gallery on Sudden Street, they also held their first event at the Porter Building, which the organization took ownership of Aug. 1. When the City of Watsonville and the Pajaro Valley Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture [...]
From Good Times...
Nonprofit plans to transform the historic Watsonville building into a refuge for local artists.
When local conservation pioneer and philanthropist Diane Porter Cooley died last March, members of Pajaro Valley Arts knew they wanted to pay tribute to her in some way.
WATSONVILLE—Pajaro Valley Arts’ (PVA) gallery on Sudden Street came alive Wednesday as the organization’s 9th annual fundraising exhibit opened to the public. “Take Aways: Art to Go!” features a variety of work by 73 artists, most of them locals from Watsonville and surrounding areas. Everything from painting and sculpture, fiber and mixed media, encaustic (wax) [...]
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