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Find similar grantsLocal Arts Program Grant is sponsored by Passaic County Cultural & Heritage Council (PCCHC). Awards grants to organizations demonstrating professionalism in sponsoring or producing activities in performing, visual, and literary arts.
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PASSAIC COUNTY CULTURAL & HERITAGE COUNCIL PCCHC is the officially designated county arts, cultural and heritage agency, granting state funds annually to approximately 40 Passaic County organizations. Through its local arts and history programming, the PCCHC strives to reflect the diversity and preserve the ethnic traditions and cultures of its communities.
PCCHC-funded organizations provide important outreach to inner-city and other underserved communities, enriching lives through arts and history programming. PCCHC awards grants to organizations that demonstrate a high degree of professionalism in sponsoring or producing activities in performing visual and literary arts.
2026 LAP Final Report Excel Worksheet 2026 LAP Application Excel Worksheet County History Partnership Program PCCHC offers funding to Passaic County non-profit organizations or government entities for local or New Jersey history projects that demonstrate historic merit and public benefit.
2026 CHPP Final Report Excel Worksheet 2026 CHPP Application Excel Worksheet Image: Wallisch Homestead, 99-acre historic farm located in West Milford, Passaic County . The PCCHC presents rotating exhibits of contemporary art by regional, national and international artists in the Passaic County Community College’s Broadway, LRC and Hamilton Club Galleries.
The Hamilton Club Art Collection, The Federici Studio Sculpture Collection and the Passaic County Community College Contemporary Art Collection are on permanent display in the historic Hamilton Club Building and are open to the public free of charge. Guided tours are available to schools, community groups and the general public. Free Artist Talks and workshops are also offered to the community.
Passaic County Teen Arts Festival The Passaic County Teen Arts Festival presents a unique opportunity for teen artists, educators, and arts professionals to come together and celebrate as one community. Teens ages 13-19 are invited to showcase their skills in the performing, visual, and literary arts and receive valuable critiques from professional artists.
Interdisciplinary workshops will be occurring throughout the day for teens to explore alongside peer performances and art exhibitions. Teens who participate in the adjudication process may be presented with a nomination to attend the New Jersey Teen Arts Festival and compete at the state level.
For more information, please write to the festival coordinator, Vel Hodson at [email protected] Click here to register your school Click here for registration guidelines The Metropolitan New Jersey Media Guide is a publicity resource for PCCHC grantees and other non-profits, who are looking to increase audience participation for their programming and events.
Susan Balik, Director, Cultural Affairs Vel Hodson, Assistant Director Passaic County Community College, Paterson, New Jersey 07505-1179.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Passaic County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Local Arts Program Grant is funded by Passaic County Cultural & Heritage Council (PCCHC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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