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Find similar grantsCultural Venues Grant (For-Profit Venues only) is sponsored by City of Sacramento Office of Arts & Culture (OAC). This program aims to preserve and nurture the cultural life of the community by supporting independent cultural spaces. Grants are made to for-profit, independent venues (e.
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California for the Arts | City of Sacramento - Creative Venues Grant City of Sacramento - Creative Venues Grant Independent venues are vital to ensuring opportunity for Sacramento-based musicians, authors, and artists. These businesses are critical to our local economy, as employers, tourism destinations, and revenue generators for neighboring businesses such as restaurants, hotels, and retail.
They also add vibrancy to our retail corridors and entertainment districts. The objective of this grant program is to preserve and nurture the cultural life of our community by supporting these independent cultural spaces, and it is consistent with the ARPA objectives of providing aid to impacted industries and supporting economic recovery.
As part of its American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) framework of support for Creative Businesses, the City of Sacramento’s Office of Arts & Culture (OAC) is launching its 2024-25 Creative Venues Grant.
For round 2, grants of $10,000 and $20,000 will be made to for-profit, independent venues (e.g. music venues, art galleries, and bookstores) that regularly support, present, and/or cultivate Sacramento-based talent in selected Sacramento neighborhoods.
The main difference between rounds 1 and 2: Now open to all for-profit organizations within the city of Sacramento Maximum amount possible is now $20,000 More information can be found in the guidelines and links below.
Creative Venues Recovery Grant application due: $10,000: Available to independent bookstores and art galleries within the city of Sacramento $20,000: ONLY available to live music, performance, and comedy venues within the city of Sacramento Deadline: October 28th at 11:59pm PDT Questions and Accommodations ALL questions regarding this solicitation must be submitted in writing to artgrants@cityofsacramento. org .
All questions must be submitted no later than October 17 at 4 pm . Answers to all questions submitted by the deadline will be posted below in the Frequently Asked Questions on October 22nd. If applicants require in-language assistance, please also submit requests in writing to artgrants@cityofsacramento.
org . The City will make reasonable accommodations to provide in-language assistance as practicable. Glendale Library, Arts & Culture - 2026 Performance Series → Glendale San Benito County Arts Council Curator → San Benito County Latitude For Art - Artist Residency → Echo Park, Los Angeles
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: For-profit, independent venues (e. g. , music venues, art galleries, and bookstores) that regularly support, present, and/or cultivate Sacramento-based talent in selected Sacramento neighborhoods. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000, $10,000, and $25,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Cultural Venues Grant (For-Profit Venues only) is funded by City of Sacramento Office of Arts & Culture (OAC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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