Parks and Tranquility

Parks and Tranquility utilizes the power of art as a tool for community engagement and wellness. Beginning on April 25, Light and Water, Sol Collective, Dr. Lisa Daniels, and Felicia Kemp will lead workshops and guided walks at locations throughout the county.

We're excited to partner with the California State Railroad Museum and Folsom Lake State Recreational Area and the artists selected to create site specific artwork - Amy Melissa Reed, Chris Christion and Jessica Wimbley, and Dan Tran.

Workshops and Programs
Join us for one of the following community programs. Early registration is recommended as space is limited.

In the role of artist residents, Carina Burgher and Zoe Makepeace Wood have been selected to create artwork that reflects the themes of environmental justice and disability rights. This will be shared with participants at select events. 

DATE NAME LOCATION
April 25 Bilingual Bird Watching with Sol Collective Cosumnes River Preserve
April 28 Bilingual Bird Watching with Sol Collective Cosumnes River Preserve
May 4 Bilingual Bird Watching with Sol Collective Cosumnes River Preserve
May 11 The Accessible Outdoors American River Parkway, Howe Avenue
May 15 Welly Talks (Yoga & Sound Meditation) by Light & Water Colonial Heights Library
May 18 Welly Talks (Yoga & Sound Meditation) by Light & Water Light and Water Garden
Stay tuned for more information about a dynamic virtual program that will air on our YouTube channel in late May, which will include contributions and performances from ARTners, Cascabel de Dos Ríos, Shonna McDaniels, Shämir Káli Griffin, Ricky Aliae Myra, Ruben Unzueta, and Jordan Gaona Wilson.

Please contact us with any questions.

A hand hold a green California State Parks Pass.Don't forget that you can check out a State Parks pass and explore the outdoors for free with your library card.

 

Community Partners

Special thanks to our community consultants Faith J. McKinnie and J. Andrea Porras and our submission review panelists Tiffany Adams (Chemehuevi / Koyoomk”awi / Nisenan), Me’Lisa James, Drucella Anne Miranda, Jazel Muñoz, Bridgètt Rangel Rexford, and Ruben Reveles.

This project is supported in whole or in part by funding provided by the State of California, administered by the California State Library.



Thank you to our community partners.