About the RiNo Art District
JOB OPENING: RiNo Art District Executive Director
Application Deadline: July 14, 2025 by 5:00 PM
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JOB OPENING: RiNo 2025 Event/Programming Summer Intern
Application Deadline: July 2, 2025
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JOB OPENING: Job Opening: RiNo 2025 Summer Facilities Intern
Application Deadline: July 2, 2025
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Nonprofit 501(c)(6) membership organization. Ensures cohesion across all entities and the delivery of initiatives in an equitable and community-driven manner.
RiNo Art District is a grassroots nonprofit made up of passionate advocates who believe in the power of art to connect people and create a thriving community.
Art is the common thread that unites the district, and the lens through which we view our work in support of the community here.
Our district is inclusive of the historical neighborhoods of Globeville, Elyria-Swansea, Five Points and Cole. (MAP)
Over the last decade, we’ve helped form both a Business Improvement District (BID) and General Improvement District (GID) and an arts educational nonprofit (Keep RiNo Wild) to support the local community.
Together, the RiNo Art District family of organizations fund and support our community through advocacy, infrastructure improvements, artist support, community programming, business support, and events.
With district stakeholders sitting on RiNo’s boards, dedicated staff leading strategic projects, and a collective budget to invest, RiNo is responding to the needs and wants of people in this community with initiatives that will support a better experience for everyone for generations to come.
RiNo Art District Strategic Plan 2022–2027
Annual Reports:
RiNo Art District Annual Report 2023
RiNo Art District Annual Report 2022
RiNo Art District Annual Report 2021
RiNo Art District Annual Report 2020
RiNo Art District Annual Report 2019
RiNo Art District Annual Report 2017/18
RiNo Art District Annual Report 2016/17