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Deadline is September 4, 2025 at 5 p.m. PST; applications open July 4, 2025.
"America250 Public Art Target of Opportunity Grant" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
America250 Public Art Target of Opportunity Grant is sponsored by Nevada Arts Council. Supports public art projects related to America's 250th anniversary.
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Fy26 America250 Public Art Target of Opportunity Guidelines | Nevada Arts Council Fy26 America250 Public Art Target of Opportunity Guidelines APPLICATIONS OPEN: July 4, 2025 DEADLINE: Sept. 4, 2025, 5 p. m.
PST GRANT AMOUNT: Dependent upon size and scope of projects GRANT PERIOD: October 2025-July 4, 2026 Stephanie Montgomery | Grants & Projects Analyst II As part of the America250 commemoration, Nevada artists experienced in murals and public art can apply for Nevada Arts Council FY26 America250 Target of Opportunity grants.
Local artists will be paired with a Nevada municipality to create murals or public art that visually share stories that have shaped Nevada. The commemorative cycle will award $275,000 to support America250 initiatives throughout the state. The goal is to have representation in all 17 counties and Nevada tribal nations.
We encourage concepts that align with Our Nevada Stories Project , a collaboration between the Division of Museums and History and state folklorist Brad McMullen. All funded projects/activities must be completed by the grant period of performance. Grantees must complete the Final Report by the deadline stated in the award packet.
All applicants must meet the Nevada Arts Council’s general eligibility requirements for individuals: Must be at least 21 years old Must be a U.S. citizen or have legal permanent resident status Must be a current Nevada resident and have been in residence for at least one year prior to the date of the grant application Must not be enrolled as a degree-seeking student in a field related to the type of grant for which they are applying Please see the General Funding Restrictions list on Grant and Award Policies .
Depending on the initiative, Target of Opportunity Grant applications may be reviewed in a competitive or non-competitive process. For more information, see the Grant Review Process in the Grant and Award Policies .
Review the Grant and Award Policies before applying Complete application questions and submit all required support material online Review additional resources for applicants If you need translation or language assistance, please contact the Grants Program at grants@nevadaculture. org Browse the Nevada Arts Council Online Art Archives. More Ways the Nevada Arts Council Connects You With Art Artist and organization directories
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America250 Public Art Target of Opportunity Grant is funded by Nevada Arts Council. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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