Drip Drop, Hip Hop is a collaboration between the NorCal School of the Arts (NorCal Arts) and the Regional Water Authority (RWA) that brings together the worlds of art and sustainability to empower children, families, and communities in the Sacramento region.
The Program
Funded by a $300,000 grant from the Capital Region Creative Corps and California Arts Council, Drip Drop, Hip Hop educates students and families about water efficiency through a three-person play and arts-integrated lesson plan. We perform FREE OF CHARGE at schools and community venues in Sacramento, Placer, and El Dorado counties plus the City of West Sacramento. Our goal is to spread awareness about the importance of water efficiency. In addition, children receive a shower timer with water-efficiency tips, courtesy of local water providers (while supplies last).
The Public Service Announcement
The program developed a 30-second television and radio Public Service Announcement (PSA) showcasing local children spreading the water efficiency message to a broader audience in both English and Spanish.
Reservations
The NorCal School of the Arts welcomes reservations from teachers and community organizations interested in bringing this engaging program to their classrooms. To secure a spot, please contact Julia Flores at [email protected].
About Us:
The Regional Water Authority (RWA) represents nearly two dozen water providers serving 2.2 million people in the greater Sacramento region. Our mission is to protect and enhance the reliability, availability, affordability, and quality of water resources. Discover more at BeWaterSmart.info and rwah2o.org.
NorCal Arts serves students in Title 1 schools in Sacramento and Yolo Counties, reaching over 10,000 students, families, and 400 teachers annually. Learn more about our mission and programs at norcalsota.org.
