Creekside Arts Retreats — Redwoods, Northern California
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Creekside Arts Retreats — Redwoods, Northern California

Creekside Arts

December 1, 2026 (70 publicSeo.openCall.daysLeft)Humboldt County, Northern California, USA

Creekside Arts is a collective of eight friends, neighbours and artists who live on the grounds in Humboldt County, among the redwoods of Northern California, and open them to visiting artists for two to four weeks. Each artist gets a fully equipped private living space with its own separate studio; there are indoor and outdoor performance spaces, and residents are invited into the weekly commu...

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Creekside Arts is a collective of eight friends, neighbours and artists who live on the grounds in Humboldt County, among the redwoods of Northern California, and open them to visiting artists for two to four weeks. Each artist gets a fully equipped private living space with its own separate studio; there are indoor and outdoor performance spaces, and residents are invited into the weekly community gatherings. Other visiting artists may or may not be there at the same time. The retreats are deliberately quiet — time to reflect, make and walk — closing with an informal showing or artist panel. The collective also runs a separate curated three-week Spring Residency for five to seven artists, announced as its own open call.

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Open to artists across disciplines — printmakers, illustrators, painters, photographers, sculptors, ceramicists, dancers, performers, writers, playwrights, poets, musicians and mixed-media artists. Preference goes to projects engaging what the collective cares about: land, place, community, nature, climate, education and social and political justice. Stays are a minimum of two weeks and residents give a casual showing or artist panel at the end.

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Two to four weeks in a private living space with its own studio among the redwoods, indoor and outdoor performance spaces, and weekly gatherings with the resident collective
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Free to apply for the retreats; the separate curated Spring Residency Program is free to attend and charges a $25 application fee