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Find similar grantsNew York City Small Theatres Fund is sponsored by Bronx Council On The Arts. Offers two-year general operating support grants to New York City-based theatre companies with annual budgets between $15,000 and $250,000.
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NYC Small Theatres Fund | Bronx Council On The Arts Longwood @ Governors Island Artist Sustainability Workshop Series Convenings and Partnerships Bronx Cultural Visions Fund Community Engagement Grants (CEGs) Bronx Recognizes its Own (BRIO) Connector Programs > NYC Small Theatres Fund The Small Theatres Fund is a two year general operating support grant to New York City-based theatre companies with annual budgets below $250,000.
The fund provides multi-year grant awards between $5,000 - $10,000 each year. A. R.
T. /New York provides grants to theatres of all sizes through a number of regranting programs supported by foundations, corporations, and government agencies in the New York City community. All applications are submitted through A.
R. T. /New York’s online grant portal.
We are deeply grateful to our funding partners for making these programs possible. Application Deadline:2023-10-17 View More on www. art-newyork.
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New York City Small Theatres Fund is funded by Bronx Council On The Arts. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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