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Mission Support Grants – United Arts Wake County TheGifted Arts’ GiftedSummer Community Spotlight Project Grants Mission Support Grants offer general operating support for arts organizations that are based in and operate most programming in Wake County. 2026-2027 Mission Support Grants The application period for Mission Support Grant funding for July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027 is now open. Guidelines are available here .
The direct link to the application is here . Organizations interested in applying for Mission Support Grant funding were required to attend one of the four information sessions held in February 2026.
If you are a nonprofit organization with a specific mission to provide services or technical assistance to arts organizations and/or individual artists and not to perform, produce, present, or exhibit artistic work, you might be eligible to apply as an Arts Service Organization. Contact Ragen Carlile to learn more.
2025-2026 Mission Support Grants United Arts invested $309,000 in grants to 38 arts organizations across Wake County for 2025-2026. United Arts is dedicated to helping these arts and culture organizations create diverse and inclusive art events, programs, and services for all Wake County residents. List of the 2025-2026 grantees.
Final Reports for 2025-2026 Mission Support Grant recipients are due by July 8, 2026. Logos, Program Ads, and Acknowledgement Language Direct questions about programming grants to Ragen Carlile at [email protected] or (919) 839-1498 x209. United Arts is supported by the Wake County Board of Commissioners and the N.
C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural & Cultural Resources. United Arts Presents Wake On Stage!
WAKE COUNTY, NC — United Arts Wake County invites the community to Wake on Stage!
, a fun, high-energy celebration of the arts taking place o… Announcing the Winners of the 2025 High School Spoken Word Contest Raleigh, NC – December 6, 2025 - United Arts of Wake County, in partnership with the Raleigh Fine Arts Society and spoken word artist Dasan … Clue (High School Edition) It’s a dark and stormy night, and we’ve been invited to a very unusual dinner party.
More » --> Once Upon a One More Time Powered by the chart-topping hits of the undisputed Princess of Pop, Once Upon A One More Time turns our favorite fairytales upside down wit… More » --> Clue (High School Edition) It’s a dark and stormy night, and we’ve been invited to a very unusual dinner party.
More » --> Wake County Arts & Cultural The result of Gregg Gelb’s South Arts Jazz Roads C Awesome day having members of the Knightdale Town Another beautiful sidewalk mural going in at Knigh Free Premier Concert for Kids on May 8th
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