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HOURS OF OPERATION
- Temporarily: Mon-Fri: 7am – 3pm
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Let’s Draw: Virtual Art Series
2791 24th Street, SacramentoLearn how to draw from the safety of your own home! Mondays, 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. on ZoomFees: $15 / personAdvanced registration required; Registration closes day-of classes at 4pm. We will […]
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Zentangle Basics *October Virtual Class*
On Zoom Your Home!, SacramentoAs the Zentangle community says: Anything is possible, one stroke at a time! Sunday, November 15th11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. on ZoomFees: $25 Advanced registration required Register Here This is […]
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SCNA Board Meeting (Via Zoom)
Multiple Rooms - Sierra 2 Center 2791 24th Street, SacramentoThe SCNA board will meet on the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30pm, at Sierra 2 Center (location varies). All current SCNA members are welcome to attend. To request
Our Mission
Sierra 2 Center for the Arts & Community serves as a regional incubator of the arts, education, culture, and community activities. As the voice of the neighborhood, SCNA actively participates in preserving the heritage of and enhancing the quality of life in the Curtis Park neighborhood and throughout Sacramento by operating the Sierra 2 Center and the included Senior Activity Center. Read our Strategic Plan.
Sierra 2 Center
In the late 1970s, Curtis Park residents joined together to save Sierra School on 24th Street from demolition. The movement to save the school led to the formation of the Sierra Curtis Neighborhood Association (SCNA) in 1981. Today SCNA manages the transformed school building, now called the Sierra 2 Center for the Arts and Community, as a dynamic center for cultural and educational activities.
Advocacy and Stewardship
The Neighborhood Concerns Committee advocates on the neighborhood’s behalf in land use, transportation, and development projects before the City and the Planning Commission. NCC works with nearby neighborhood, business and community organizations to support and revitalize the Broadway and Franklin commercial corridors, protect trees, improve our local parks, and preserve the quality of life in Sacramento.