Local arts organizations and individuals are invited to apply for the Arts Council mini-grants. Deadline is February 28 and you can find the application online.
Sample projects from recent past: drums for preschool, recording CD for folk music group, instrument repair, easel for artist, string bass case, music for children’s choir, registration for art workshop, money to help non-RAP groups pay for venue rental, and much more. The Cedar City Arts Council works to promote local art and artists.
If you have any questions or need additional information, please email us.
Our Mini-grants provide financial support to local artistic endeavors from the individuals to complete troupes. Next round of grants due February 28, 2018. Applicants that are awarded grant funds, and are not members of the Cedar City Arts Council, will be charged a $10 processing fee. This fee includes a one-year membership.
Grant application available at http://www.cedarcityartscouncil.org/?page_id=141
Our Mini-grants provide financial support to local artistic endeavors from the individuals to complete troupes. Next round of grants due Feb. 29, 2016. Applicants that are awarded grant funds, and are not members of the Cedar City Arts Council, will be charge a $10 processing fee. This fee includes a one-year membership.
Grant application available at http://www.cedarcityartscouncil.org/?page_id=141
The Cedar City Arts Council encourages individual artists and arts organizations to apply for the Artists’ Mini-Grants Awards due Aug. 31. Application and more information at http://www. cedarcityartscouncil.org/? page_id=141
Past projects have included educational workshops in creating jewelry, music for groups from children’s choirs to quartets, printing art collection books, equipment to improve photography for the Southern Utah Space Foundation educational series, and bringing in artists for workshops to benefit local artists.
Much Ado About Nothing performed at Heritage Center with CCAC support.
Grant funds may be used to purchase supplies or equipment, rent displays or performance venues, support mileage or registration costs to attend educational or training sessions, purchase promotional advertising, or other needs as demonstrated in the grant application.
It is helpful to include samples of previous work with the application. The CCAC Grants Committee reviews the applications and is pleased to offer several grants each cycle. Members of the CCAC help fund this project with their memberships to increase the artist offerings of our area. Membership information at http://www. cedarcityartscouncil.org/? page id=278
All of the artists receiving awards are committed to sharing their skills and creations to enhance the cultural atmosphere of Cedar City. Many of them will present in the upcoming socials presented by the Cedar City Arts Council.
