Marisa Kolokotronis is the Board Chair of the Midtown Association, a non-profit organization dedicated to making Midtown Sacramento a vibrant and thriving urban center. In addition to supporting local businesses and improving safety and public spaces, the Midtown association promotes a variety of cultural events and programming including:
Midtown Second Saturday celebrates local artists, performers, galleries, and theaters in the months of May-October. Continuing as a district-wide event across Midtown’s parks and key hubs, it has become an all-day experience, drawing nearly 70K visitors in 2024 to enjoy all-day gallery showcases, curated art walk routes and pop-up programming.
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In 2024, Midtown Farmers Market was ranked the #1 Farmer’s Market in California and #3 in the USA. Since its humble beginnings in 2012, the Midtown Farmers Market has expanded to six city blocks, hosting nearly 300 vendors and drawing 150K visitors annually.
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Our projects and team have been recognized by numerous, respected agencies and organizations for pioneering designs and incorporating principles of smart growth, including:
Sotiris has been involved and supportive of many civic, cultural, political, and philanthropic organizations. He is currently serving or has served on the boards and committees of:
Sotiris serves as an Adjunct Professor at UC Davis and is part of UC Berkeley’s Fisher Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics.
He has also been active in Leadership 100, SACTO, Folsom Economic Development Corporation, Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, and St. Katherine Greek Orthodox Church. His fundraising activities have included American Lung Association, Breathe California, B Street Theatre, Crocker Art Museum, Center for Fathers and Families, Group 7, InAlliance, KVIE, Nonprofit Resource Center, River City United Soccer Club, Sacramento Children’s Home Crisis Nursery, Sacramento Library, Sacramento Theatre Company, Sacramento Tree Foundation, St. Hope Academy, Shriner’s Hospital, Francis House, San Juan Soccer Club, Urban Design Alliance, St. John’s Shelter and WEAVE.