Community Trauma Response Program

Victoria Theater Arts Center will provide for the acute need for community access to safe, healing, creative spaces through their new Community Trauma Response Program. The goal is for this to be a responsive program available to the public any time there are events that provoke collective grief or trauma. In addition to offering creative resources, VTAC will provide the community with information that directs them to low-cost/affordable mental health services, access to emotional and spiritual healers and bodyworkers, and places to find free food for people in need.
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Summer Series 2021 : Virtual Workshops

Learn new ways of creating and gain professional insights in our FREE Summer Series workshops.  All summer long we're featuring renown artists from our corner of Saint Paul and the greater Twin Cities, shining a spotlight on artistic voices often underrepresented in mainstream media.
Learn fashion design from the nationally celebrated Samantha Rei, explore the art of paper with master paper cutter Damian Schaab, discover your unique artistic voice with macbre street artist and activist Divinewords, and dive into the world of costuming and cosplay with Brittany Frazier.  

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CREATE & CULTIVATE

Three online art workshops, giving you new creative skills to use in the fight for social justice. DJing 101, Zine Making, and Spoken Word Poetry, taught by professional artists and community leaders.  “This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

CREATING COMMUNITY FREEDOM PROJECT

This at-home creative project supplies community members with materials to explore the question "What does Freedom Mean to You?" 

2020 Mural Projects

Beautiful murals were created in the uprisings following the murder of George Floyd. We worked with Model Cities and the Ramsey County Historical Society to preserve and exhibit those murals on the side of  825 University.