Effective immediately, the San Ramon Arts Foundation has concluded its operations.

For many years, the Foundation has been proud to support and promote the arts in San Ramon — bringing people together through music, visual arts, cultural programs, and community events. 

We are deeply grateful to the donors, artists, volunteers, community partners, and residents whose generosity and enthusiasm made this work possible. Your support helped enrich the cultural life of San Ramon and created opportunities for our community to experience and enjoy the arts.

It has been our privilege to serve San Ramon and to help make the arts an important part of our community.

The City of San Ramon will continue to serve the community with programs, events, public arts, and classes.  To learn more, please click link below or call the San Ramon Parks and Community Services front desk at 925-973-3200.  

https://www.sanramon.ca.gov/arts

Thank you for being part of the San Ramon Arts Foundation’s story.

San Ramon Arts & Wind Festival

This annual event featured a variety of fine arts, crafts and specialty food vendors as well as 4 stages of entertainment with a variety of music performers and dancers. Attendees enjoyed eats from 2 food courts and experienced family amusement zones, professional choreographed kite flying demonstrations, a helicopter landing, free kite-making workshop and much more! The Art and Wind Festival is a pet-friendly event and admission is always FREE.

ENTERTAINMENT LINE UP

The San Ramon Art & Wind Festival delivered a fantastic line-up of entertainment on 4 stages featuring dance groups, vocal performances, exciting bands and more! A wide variety of dance and talented music groups were featured on the Alcosta Stage and Bishop Ranch Amphitheater Stage, including community drumming, belly dance, ballet, jazz dance, as well as Indian dance.

A highlight of the entertainment was  Sunday’s diverse lineup starting with Native Elements performing Reggae and Island Soul music at 11:00am and the popular 925 Band playing your favorite hits of the decades at 1:30pm. The grand finale was  the Stealin’ Chicago tribute band  closing the day with Chicago’s best known songs. Monday was another full set of entertainers starting with  the booming sounds of fan favorite Eden Aoba Taiko, a talented Japanese Taiko drumming group at 11:00am. The afternoon offered a relaxing theme with  Crawdad Republic playing the best of Folk & Americana from 12:30 – 2:30pm., Following was the Memorial Day Program taking the stage at 3:00pm honoring those that have served our country. Lastly, a festival highlight of late Monday afternoon included Caravanserai, a Carlos Santana tribute band playing Latin and world music that had everyone dancing on their feet! As the stage is located on the grassy field adjacent to the tennis courts, the crowd brought  lawn chairs and blankets creating a festive and friendly environment.

Be sure to attend the Art & Wind Festival on Memorial Day weekend in 2020!

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