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Find similar grantsRolling Grants (Creative Aging Tennessee IV, Special Opportunities – Arts Forward, Targeted Arts Development Initiative, Arts Education Mini-Grant) is sponsored by Tennessee Arts Commission. The Tennessee Arts Commission offers several rolling grant opportunities for various arts activities and services.
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TN Arts Rolling Grants Available in Fiscal Year 2027 - Tennessee Arts Commission From Ann Brown, Associate Director of Grants The Tennessee Arts Commission is offering several Rolling Grant opportunities in Fiscal Year 2027. Grants cover a range of arts activities and arts services throughout the state between July 2026 and June 2027.
Applicants are encouraged to apply for projects that increase arts participation for all, offer professional development in the arts, support arts learning for people of all ages, support health and wellbeing through the arts, or engage audiences in performances and hands-on artmaking. Rolling Grants are grants reviewed and awarded on an ongoing basis, according to the availability of funds and distributed first-come, first-served.
Current Fiscal Year 2027 TN Arts grantees may be eligible to apply for a Rolling Grant if the project is not currently covered by another TN Arts grant. See specific guidelines for more information about project eligibility and grant program requirements. For questions, contact TN Arts staff listed below.
Applications Open July 1 st Creative Aging Tennessee IV : Supports sequential arts learning for older adults aged 60+ in rural communities and urban counties with “art deserts” to address social isolation, reduced access to trained artists, and residents in geographically challenged areas. Up to $4,000. Contact Kim Johnson, Director of Arts & Health, at kim.
johnson@tn. gov . Special Opportunities – Arts Forward : Support for Tennessee arts organizations and local governments.
Designed for flexibility, this program supports a wide range of activities including technical assistance, small equipment or supply purchases, and arts events in Tennessee communities. Up to $5,000. For general inquiries, contact Jared Morrison, Director of Performing Arts, at jared.
morrison@tn. gov . Targeted Arts Development Initiative : Support for arts projects in underserved, rural communities with special focus on Distressed counties and At-Risk counties.
Up to $5,000. Contact program directors as listed in guidelines. For general inquiries, Evangeline Mee, Traditional Arts Specialist, at evangeline.
mee@tn. gov . Arts Education Mini-Grant : Funds for small-scale arts learning projects including one-day workshops, single events with meaningful hands-on arts learning, short-term arts learning project series, professional development for arts educators, and other small-scale arts learning activities.
Up to $3,000. Contact Chris Sweatt, Director of Arts Education, at chris. sweatt@tn.
gov . Application Opens August 12 th Student Ticket Subsidy : Support for artist fees, tickets, and transportation for Tennessee public schools carrying out arts field trips and in-school artist residencies. Up to $3,000.
Contact Julia Stark, Arts Learning Specialist, at julia. stark@tn. gov .
Application Opens September 1 st Tennessee Arts & Rural Health : Support for arts programs that increase health and wellness outcomes involving patients, their families, and staff in rural TN hospitals. More information coming soon. Contact Kim Johnson, Director of Arts & Health, at kim.
johnson@tn. gov . For more information about all TN Arts grants, visit the Grants Opportunities here .
Address: 320 6th Ave N. , Nashville, TN 37219 For accessibility accommodation requests including alternate digital formats, captioning, ASL, and assistive technologies please contact Kim Johnson, Director of Arts & Health, 615-532-9797.
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The current listing shows up to $3,000 - $5,000 (specific to each program). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Rolling Grants (Creative Aging Tennessee IV, Special Opportunities – Arts Forward, Targeted Arts Development Initiative, Arts Education Mini-Grant) is funded by Tennessee Arts Commission. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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