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Arts Council of Anne Arundel County Submission Manager Welcome to our Submittable Page! The mission of the Arts Council of Anne Arundel County is to provide leadership, funding, and support that promotes artistic expression and historic preservation and to advocate for resources and education that expand arts opportunities for all, helping to create an enriched and healthy community.
We envision Anne Arundel County as a place where artists are inspired, and creativity thrives, where arts and culture bring people of all backgrounds together to enrich, bind, and celebrate our community. Funding for our grantmaking is generously provided through Anne Arundel County, the Maryland State Arts Council, and the City of Annapolis, as well as a number of corporations, foundations, and private donors.
This page lists current submission opportunities. To get started, click "Apply" and create your profile in Submittable. Artists in the Classroom Directory Applications are accepted throughout the year on a rolling basis.
There is no longer a fee to apply for the Directory! See the program guidelines HERE 2026 CALL FOR ARTISTS: Utility/Traffic Box Artwork Submission The Arts Council seeks artwork to use for its new utility/traffic box program. Guidelines are available HERE.
2026 ANNIE AWARD NOMINATIONS Nominate your outstanding creative individual(s) in our county for the 26th annual Annie Awards! Nominations are open through August 3, 2026! Show your appreciation for those who have significantly impacted our community through their dedication and creativity in the arts.
2026 Anne Award Categories: Arts Education, Arts Leadership, Arts Maverick, Arts Patron, Historic Arts, Literary Arts, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, and Lifetime Achievement in the Arts.
Guidelines and more details about the Annie Awards HERE 2026-2027 Arts In Education Grant Guidelines for 2026-2027 Arts In Education Grant to 2026-2027 Arts In Education Grant The Arts Council of Anne Arundel County’s Arts in Education program has supported the integration of the arts into educational curricula in our schools for over a decade, and its impact continues to grow.
Our grants enable schools and PTO/PTA groups to offer quality field trips, performances and residencies for students in dance, history, music, theatre and arts-related or arts-integrated projects. Arts in Education grants are open to all public and private nonprofit, accredited Pre-K-12 schools in Anne Arundel County. Schools may apply for up to two grants per school year.
We try to fund as many programs as possible, based upon available funding; preference is given to Title I schools. Grant applications can be completed jointly by multiple staff members; click on the “Invite Collaborators” icon on the top left-hand corner of the application form. Before applying, all applicants must read the full Grant Guidelines .
If you need assistance with a technical issue on the Submittable platform, go to https://www. submittable. com/help/submitter/ .
If you need any other assistance, please contact Ashley Matthews, Grants Manager, at ashley. matthews@acaac. org.
2025 Artists in the Classroom Directory on the ACAAC Website Guidelines for 2025 Artists in the Classroom Directory on the ACAAC Website to 2025 Artists in the Classroom Directory on the ACAAC Website The Arts Council of Anne Arundel County’s Artist in the Classroom Directory is designed to put the world of the arts at the fingertips of program directors as they apply for their school's or organization's Residency and Auditorium Grants.
This directory is a valuable resource for all schools throughout Anne Arundel County, showcasing the diverse range of vibrant teaching artists from the visual, performing, historic, and literary arts, as well as community groups seeking high-quality arts programming. If you would like to be included in our Teaching Artist Directory, please review the guidelines HERE before submitting an application.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. 2026 Anne Arundel County Artist Directory Submissions Guidelines for 2026 Anne Arundel County Artist Directory Submissions to 2026 Anne Arundel County Artist Directory Submissions In the application, you'll need to complete a brief narrative section. First is a brief (500 words or less) biography or artist statement.
Then there are three questions about you and your work in Anne Arundel County. We will also ask you to upload photos and/or video footage of yourself and your work to accompany your profile. Here are guidelines for your uploads: High-resolution color photos should be in .
jpg or . png formats. Other acceptable file types include: mp3, mov, mp4, tiff, pdf, and gifs These do not have to be professionally filmed/edited.
High-quality cell phone video is also welcome. Short snippets of footage (up to 10 seconds) are ideal. Do not use text overlays or watermarked video/photos.
If you have any questions about this submission, please contact Cassandra Kapsos at info@acaac. org Arts Council of Anne Arundel County
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Public and nonprofit-private schools in Anne Arundel County. Schools may apply for up to two grants annually, with a focus on Title I schools. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Arts in Education Grants is funded by Arts Council of Anne Arundel County. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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