Chalk It Up Festival keeps Sacramento's Art Community Thriving

An Interview with Sarah Kirnon, Festival Director

The Chalk It Up Festival has been a staple in Sacramento for over a decade, bringing together street artists from all over the world to create stunning chalk masterpieces on the streets of Old Sacramento.

In recent years, the festival has also expanded to include a variety of other art forms, such as music, dance, and theater. As the festival has grown, so too has its impact on the Sacramento art community.

The festival's impact on the Sacramento art community

The Chalk It Up Festival has had a number of positive impacts on the Sacramento art community.

• It has helped to raise the profile of street art in the city.
• It has provided a platform for local artists to showcase their work.
• It has attracted visitors from all over the world to Sacramento.

The festival's future

The Chalk It Up Festival is committed to continuing to support the Sacramento art community. In the coming years, the festival plans to expand its programming to include even more art forms. It also plans to continue to work with local businesses and organizations to make the festival more accessible to all.

Interview with Sarah Kirnon, Festival Director

I recently had the opportunity to interview Sarah Kirnon, the Festival Director of the Chalk It Up Festival. Here is what she had to say about the festival's impact on the Sacramento art community.

"The Chalk It Up Festival is a platform for artists to showcase their work and share their creativity with the community," Kirnon said. "It also helps to raise the profile of street art in Sacramento and attract visitors from all over the world."

Kirnon also spoke about the festival's future plans.

"We are excited to continue to grow the festival and make it even more accessible to all," Kirnon said. "We are also working to expand our programming to include even more art forms."

The Chalk It Up Festival is a valuable asset to the Sacramento art community. It provides a platform for artists to showcase their work, attracts visitors to the city, and helps to raise the profile of street art. The festival is committed to continuing to support the art community in the years to come.