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City of Lansing Arts & Culture Grants is sponsored by City of Lansing through the Mayor's Arts and Cultural Commission (administered by the Arts Council of Greater Lansing). These grants are designed to support arts organizations and create community-driven artistic projects that contribute to a "sense of place" for residents, businesses, and visitors in Lansing.
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City of Lansing’s Arts & Culture Grants | Arts Council of Greater Lansing City of Lansing’s Arts & Culture Grants Apply For Funding Through The Arts Council's Grant Programs The City of Lansing Arts Grants are designed to support arts organizations and create community-driven artistic projects that capitalize on Lansing’s assets, inspiration and potential, contributing to a “sense of place” for residents, businesses and visitors.
The Program includes the following: Mini Pocket Grants, Art Project Grants and the Arts Impact Project grant. These awards are funded by the City of Lansing through the Mayor’s Arts and Cultural Commission and administered by the Arts Council of Greater Lansing. Organizations and/or individuals serving diverse and/or underserved populations are encouraged to apply.
Mayor’s Racial Justice and Equity Report Ensuring funding for arts projects and individual artists is inclusive and that there is equal access to grants for everyone in the Greater Lansing Region is at the foundation of our mission.
As members of the Arts and Culture Workgroup for the Mayor’s 2021 Racial Justice and Equity Report, we helped set a strategic vision for arts and culture in Greater Lansing, and it is our goal to ensure that funding dollars are made available to everyone. Read the report . Art Project Grants will be awarded to programs that reflect innovation, art and our diverse culture and communities.
We are interested in receiving applications for community-driven arts projects and programs that increase access to arts and culture for residents, businesses and visitors to the City of Lansing. Applicants may apply for up to $20,000 and projects must take place within the City of Lansing or specifically be to the service of Lansing residents. Applicants must be a Michigan nonprofit or 501(c)(3) with capacity to complete the project.
Deadline: 5:00PM, September 14, 2026 Project Budget & Itemization Template The Arts Impact Project is now a two-step written or video submission process in which interested parties can share their creative impact idea to be reviewed by a panel.
The creative impact idea can be any project to elevate and showcase the artistic excellence in the City of Lansing, such as a mural festival, a community tile project, or an iconic sculpture (all previous Impact projects). Interested parties can send a simple letter of intent to Taylor Haslett to be reviewed for basic eligibility. All eligible ideas will then be notified with an invitation to submit a full proposal.
One award of $75,000 will be made to an individual, group of creatives, arts organization or non-profit organization for a large scale, high impact arts project to be completed within the City of Lansing. Letter of Intent Deadline: TBA Full Grant Proposal Deadline: TBA Mini Pocket Grants for Art The purpose of these $500 pocket-sized grants is to encourage all those with creative and innovative ideas to embrace #LoveLansing.
Citizens, artists, arts organizations or anyone interested in producing arts-based projects or activities in neighborhoods within the City of Lansing can submit brief proposals for a quick $500 grant. Mini Pocket Gr ants will reopen October 1, 2026 and will be available until they have been granted. DEADLINE: FY27 Arts Project grant application are due September 14, 2026.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Arts organizations and/or individuals serving diverse and/or underserved populations in the City of Lansing. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
City of Lansing Arts & Culture Grants is funded by City of Lansing through the Mayor's Arts and Cultural Commission (administered by the Arts Council of Greater Lansing). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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