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New Hampshire State Council on the Arts Submission Manager Due to changes in funding sources, the N. H. State Council on the Arts is reassessing the programs we offer, including grant support, beginning July 1, 2025.
The state legislature has established in statute a “Granite Patron of the Arts Fund” that is able to accept donations and provide tax credits. Arts Education Artist Roster Guidelines for Arts Education Artist Roster to Arts Education Artist Roster Each year artists interested in engaging with NH schools and communities for arts learning may apply to be included in the New Hampshire Arts Education (AE) Roster of Teaching Artists.
Applications are reviewed by an independent panel for artistic quality and the ability of the artist to share their artistic process with others in educational settings. The Roster is published online on the New England creative directory, CreativeGround . The guidelines and recommendation form for this program can be found here .
The deadline for this application is rolling.
Arts in Health Artist Directory Guidelines for Arts in Health Artist Directory to Arts in Health Artist Directory The Arts in Health Artist Directory is a resource for organizations in search of artists who are experienced and skilled in leading projects that deliver health and healing benefits within a variety of health care settings, or in leading public health-focused work in partnership with health-based entities and professionals.
Artists may apply to either the Health & Healing Track or the Public Health Track , or they may submit separate applications to both. Performing, literary, media and visual artists are eligible to apply. Guidelines for this program can be found here .
Traditional Arts & Folklife Listing Guidelines for Traditional Arts & Folklife Listing to Traditional Arts & Folklife Listing The Traditional Arts & Folklife Listing is a directory of traditional artists, community scholars, and folklorists who are available for performances, demonstrations, workshops, and other community-based presentations in New Hampshire.
The Traditional Arts and Folklife Listing is a resource for arts organizations, museums, community groups, schools, and other groups that want to include traditional arts and artists in their programs and for artists who wish to present their traditions in community settings. The Listing provides information about the artist, their traditional art form, and types of presentations offered. Full application guidelines can be found here .
Applications for this Listing are reviewed on a rolling basis. Final Report: Artist Entrepreneurial Grant Guidelines for Final Report: Artist Entrepreneurial Grant to Final Report: Artist Entrepreneurial Grant This final report form should be used for Artist Entrepreneurial grants only. FY2024 are due no later than 11:59 PM July 31, 2024.
FY2025 are due no later than 11:59 PM July 31, 2025. FY2026 are due no later than 11:59 PM July 31, 2026. Extensions may be requested for up to 90 days.
Requests must be submitted in writing to the appropriate grant program coordinator before the deadline for filing has passed. Failure to submit this report by the original or extended due date will make you ineligible to apply for any type of State Arts Council grant for two years from the due date of report.
Final Report: FY2026 Common Final Report Form for Organizations and Schools Guidelines for Final Report: FY2026 Common Final Report Form for Organizations and Schools to Final Report: FY2026 Common Final Report Form for Organizations and Schools This final report form should be used for the following State Arts Council grants: December 31, 2026: ARTS Conservation License Plates (Mooseplates) June 30, 2027: ARTS Conservation License Plates ROUND TWO (Mooseplates) Extensions may be requested per each grant program's specific grant guidelines.
Requests must be submitted in writing to the appropriate grant program coordinator before the deadline for filing has passed. Failure to submit this report by the original or extended due date will make your organization ineligible to apply for any type of State Arts Council grant for two years from the due date of report.
Final Report: FY2027 Common Final Report Form for Organizations and Schools Guidelines for Final Report: FY2027 Common Final Report Form for Organizations and Schools to Final Report: FY2027 Common Final Report Form for Organizations and Schools This final report form should be used for the following State Arts Council grants: November 30, 2027 : Arts Project Grants (APG) Extensions may be requested per each grant program's specific grant guidelines.
Requests must be submitted in writing to the appropriate grant program coordinator before the deadline for filing has passed. Failure to submit this report by the original or extended due date will make your organization ineligible to apply for any type of State Arts Council grant for two years from the due date of report. New Hampshire State Council on the Arts
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits and community organizations within New Hampshire. (Specific eligibility for film projects would need to be confirmed with the funder). Confirm the full requirements on the funder's own website before applying.
Creative Communities Grants is funded by New Hampshire State Council on the Arts. Verify program details on the funder's own website before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Hampshire. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the funder's own website for location requirements.
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