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Find similar grantsLouisiana Project Grants (LPG) is sponsored by Louisiana Division of the Arts (administered regionally by various arts councils). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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Decentralized Funding | Division of the Arts skip all navigation to page content This program provides a system for funding community-driven art projects that have the opportunity to address local needs and issues utilizing the arts, showcase regional artistry and identities, and increase access to the arts for all. Applications will open May 4th, 2026 with a deadline of Friday, June 12th, 2026 at 4pm to apply.
Access the grant guidelines below. FY27 LPG GRANT GUIDELINES (PDF) Please contact your Regional Arts Council listed below with any questions. Regional Arts Council Contact Information Arts Council of New Orleans Joycelyn Reynolds, Executive Director Collins Cox, Community Development Coordinator grants@artsneworleans.
org Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge 233 Saint Ferdinand Street Jonathan Grimes, President and CEO Bayou Regional Arts Council Genie Ardoin, Executive Director Susan Price, Community Development Coordinator Acadiana Center for the Arts 101 West Vermilion Street Samuel Oliver, Executive Director Anna Kojevnikov, Community Development Director anna@acadianacenterforthearts.
org Audrey de Mahy, Community Development Coordinator audrey@acadianacenterforthearts.
org Arts & Humanities Council of Southwest Louisiana Lee Ann Stenvick, Executive Director Olivia, Mayo, Community Development Coordinator Arts Council of Central Louisiana Matt Henry, Executive Director Amber Tate, Community Development Coordinator Shreveport Regional Arts Council Rebecca Bonnevier, Executive Director Natorshau Davis, Community Development Coordinator Northeast Louisiana Arts Council Barry Stevens, President and CEO Abigail Handy, Community Development Coordinator St.
Tammany Parish Government Commission on Cultural Affairs Jessica Madden, Community Development Coordinator
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit arts organizations, nonprofit organizations, public and private schools, school boards, colleges and universities, and local government agencies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Louisiana Project Grants (LPG) is funded by Louisiana Division of the Arts (administered regionally by various arts councils). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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