Visions of the Wild
@visionsofthewild.org
Learn about Visions of the Wild. Vallejo's Visions of the Wild celebrates Solano County’s extraordinary ecosystem through arts and education, engaging our diverse community in ecological dialogue to inspire conservationism for future generations. Our year-round activities culminate in a multi-day festival in Vallejo. The festival connects nature, culture and community, and is designed to bring together artists, conservationists, students and teachers.
Visions of the Wild's Company Logos
Visions of the Wild's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#89376C
Plum
137, 55, 108
321, 43, 38
0, 60, 21, 46
#FEF3E5
Solitaire
254, 243, 229
34, 93, 95
0, 4, 10, 0
#11300D
Palm Leaf
17, 48, 13
113, 57, 12
65, 0, 73, 81
About Visions of the Wild
Visions of the Wild Festival is a brand that aims to connect nature, culture, and community. They believe that the arts are a powerful tool to bring people closer to nature. Each year, the festival explores a different theme through various activities such as field trips, art exhibits, concerts, speakers, and films.
In 2023, Visions of the Wild Festival focuses on celebrating the environmental heroes, both local and global, who are actively working to conserve and restore our endangered planet. The festival takes place in key venues like the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum and Empress Theatre.
What makes this brand unique is that all of their events are free and open to everyone. They have established a strong collaboration with the Forest Service, Vallejo Center for the Arts, and many other organizations and volunteers, making them a prominent player in the Vallejo cultural and conservation scene.
Visions of the Wild Festival is grateful for the dedicated team behind its success, including Steve Dunsky, Hannah Dunton, Shannon O'Hare, Kathy O'Hare, and many more. Join the festival and be a part of their mission to inspire and create positive change for our environment.
