Del Seymour shares what makes the Tenderloin feel like home, how the neighborhood has evolved, and what he hopes new neighbors will understand about the community.

Learn how SCRAP partnered with CAST to navigate the complex path to permanent space, and what other organizations can learn from their journey.

Join ULI SF for an exclusive panel discussion and guided tour of Warfield Commons, exploring how the Community Arts Stabilization Trust (CAST) and KALW Public…

A nonprofit navigated a months-long funding process to make the project a reality.

DDA-backed Denver Immersive Repertory Theater has exited the stage before it even got a chance to open.

CAST reached a major milestone in its Colorado expansion with the Denver Downtown Development Authority's (DDDA) approval of $1.35 million in funding to support the acquisition and transformation of a...

In storefronts, SROs and former warehouses, unhoused residents, professional artists and community makers have found space to create art

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Arrivals, an Art-In-Neighborhoods Exhibition presented by ArtSpan at the San Francisco Ferry Building. Made possible with support from Hudson Pacific Properties.   This call for art solicits 2D and lo...

This panel brings together representatives from Bay Area residency programs to discuss how residencies support artists at every stage of their careers — from the application process to professional de...

This downtown San Francisco property carries a restrictive covenant that limits its use, meaning the museum couldn’t be turned into housing.

Collaboration with CAST offers national expertise to support CSA’s cultural real estate efforts for Seattle’s creative communities.

The Community Arts Stabilization Trust (CAST) wants to help artists and cultural workers thrive in an expensive state.

As excited as we were to be featured by the New York Times, we felt compelled to expand the narrative and respond to the many questions and comments that followed.

Artists have played a vital role in defining the American city only to be forced out when rents rise. A novel approach in San Francisco seeks to break the cycle.

You’re invited to the La Placita groundbreaking press conference!

The grant supports CAST Colorado in its purchase of the East Street School, a live-work artist studio space in Trinidad, CO.

Registration is now open for IDA + CDA Place Matters in Long Beach, CA.

These creative movers and shakers are in the spotlight for 2026.

How live-work and proximity-based models for artists are creating the conditions for creative stability, community connection, and long-term opportunity.

How Denver artists are reshaping ownership, negotiating their own agreements, and building sustainable, artist-led spaces across the city.

A look at the transformation of downtown Denver, where post-pandemic vacancies are creating a rare opening for creative reuse.

San Francisco's I ❤️ Arts Project champions local creativity through irreverent journalism, amplifying artists, makers, and the city's vibrant cultural soul.

The SF Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to approve a new affordable-housing program based in a new building on mid-Market Street that would be dedicated to housing artists and creative types who are...

A look at the transformation of downtown Denver, where post-pandemic vacancies are creating a rare opening for creative reuse.

A group of office brokers kicked off a lively debate last week by trying to rebrand the down-on-its-luck neighborhood into something it’s not.

Discover how Downtown ENRG helps San Francisco small businesses and artists create cultural experiences that draw people back to the heart of the city.