Atrium 916 to Launch Zero Waste Mobile Art Cafe- with Sunset Paint & Sip on the River
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Californer -- The Zero Waste Mobile Art Cafe is an innovative popup that combines art, community, and sustainability. Housed in an upcycled 1950s vintage horse trailer, the cafe is entirely solar-powered and will travel to various locations to offer communities inclusive art activities, paired with locally brewed KC kombucha for a healthy sustainable Paint and Sip experience. Bright bistro tables and chairs create a welcoming environment for people of all ages to gather and connect.

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Serving art, not food, the Zero Waste Mobile Art Cafe provides canvas painting and canvas tote bag painting, while educating on sustainability with its Recycle Challenge game.

"We are deeply grateful to SMUD and the Shine Award Program, for making it possible to release our Zero-Waste Mobile Art Cafe into the wild. We are looking forward to collaborating with our local nonprofits to provide healing art activations and sustainable ways to lower your carbon footprint within our communities." Shira Lane, Designer and Executive Director, Atrium 916.

The horse trailer, now a mobile art cafe, was upcycled and fabricated by talented Sacramento artist Mike Jones, also known as Science Teacher Jones, and will be seen popping up in various community events and can be booked upon request for day or evening events at Atrium916.com/artcafe.

The launch event on September 29th will be free and open to the public. The first 30 attendees after the ribbon cutting,  will enjoy a free booch, sip, and paint with the Zero-Waste Mobile Art Cafe at sunset on the river.

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About Atrium 916
Atrium 916 is a non-profit organization dedicated to building an inclusive circular economy, promoting creativity, sustainability, and environmental justice, building an inclusive circular economy. Atrium 916 operations are made possible by the kind support of the City of Sacramento and the California Arts Council.

Date: Friday, September 29th, 2023
Time:    5:30 pm-8:00 pm
Location:   Embarcadero, on the J Street River Overlook in Old Sacramento.
Cost:   Free
Website:  Atrium916.com/artcafe
Signup:  Eventbrite,