Deanne Hupfield, Fancy Shawl Dancer. CNAL/RCAA Conference 2015.
The City of Grande Prairie is proud to offer a multitude of funding and granting opportunities to support local individuals and organizations who are making a positive impact in our community. Whether you're an athlete, an artist, a community organizer or a business owner there are financial supports available to help meet your goals!
This program supports Nova Scotia’s professional, practicing artists in the creation and dissemination of their own work. The program also supports professional artists by helping them to develop their practice and skills in all disciplines including fine crafts, literary, visual, media, and performing arts.
Individual artists may submit one application per category per deadline.
RAMP CAPSTONE PROJECT FUNDING
This funding program is exclusively for Rozsa Foundation Training program participants who have completed the Rozsa Arts Management Program (RAMP). The Rozsa Foundation provides RAMP Capstone Project Funding to organizations, groups, collectives, and individuals to support the advancement of the RAMP participants' Capstone Project.
OVERVIEW
Applicants may request up to $5,000.
RAMP CAPSTONE PROJECT FUNDING
This funding program is exclusively for Rozsa Foundation Training program participants who have completed the Rozsa Arts Management Program (RAMP). The Rozsa Foundation provides RAMP Capstone Project Funding to organizations, groups, collectives, and individuals to support the advancement of the RAMP participants' Capstone Project.
OVERVIEW
Applicants may request up to $5,000.
RAMP CAPSTONE PROJECT FUNDING
This funding program is exclusively for Rozsa Foundation Training program participants who have completed the Rozsa Arts Management Program (RAMP). The Rozsa Foundation provides RAMP Capstone Project Funding to organizations, groups, collectives, and individuals to support the advancement of the RAMP participants' Capstone Project.
OVERVIEW
Applicants may request up to $5,000.
RAMP CAPSTONE PROJECT FUNDING
This funding program is exclusively for Rozsa Foundation Training program participants who have completed the Rozsa Arts Management Program (RAMP). The Rozsa Foundation provides RAMP Capstone Project Funding to organizations, groups, collectives, and individuals to support the advancement of the RAMP participants' Capstone Project.
OVERVIEW
Applicants may request up to $5,000.
ARTS LEADERSHIP RESIDENCY FUNDING
This funding program supports mid-career arts professionals who are Indigenous, Black, and People of Colour who aspire to leadership roles in the arts (Executive Directors, Artistic Directors, Curators, Managing Directors, etc.) to undertake an extended residency with a host arts organization.
AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT FUNDING
The Calgary arts community continues to face the challenge of attracting audiences back to arts events post-pandemic, which is having a significant impact on earned revenue and budget bottom lines. A recent survey of Alberta-based arts managers showed that audience retention and attraction are the second-most pressing concern for arts managers and leaders (after the overall increased cost of doing business).
AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT FUNDING
The Calgary arts community continues to face the challenge of attracting audiences back to arts events post-pandemic, which is having a significant impact on earned revenue and budget bottom lines. A recent survey of Alberta-based arts managers showed that audience retention and attraction are the second-most pressing concern for arts managers and leaders (after the overall increased cost of doing business).
AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT FUNDING
The Calgary arts community continues to face the challenge of attracting audiences back to arts events post-pandemic, which is having a significant impact on earned revenue and budget bottom lines. A recent survey of Alberta-based arts managers showed that audience retention and attraction are the second-most pressing concern for arts managers and leaders (after the overall increased cost of doing business).