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Website: texasmusicoffice. com Facebook: texasmusicoffice Instagram: texasmusicoffice LinkedIn: texasmusicoffice X: @txmusicoffice WHAT WE DO New Business Development Music Industry Resources Music Education & Community Grant Program Texas Music Incubator Rebate Program Music Friendly Texas Program TEXAS MUSIC OFFICE For 34 years the Texas Music Office has served the Texas music industry.
Its mission to create opportunity and connect businesses continues today.
Our core functions are to serve as a clearinghouse for Texas music industry information via the TMO's Texas Music Industry Directory (a business referral network comprised of 16,000-plus Texas music businesses), serve as a liaison between music businesses and government offices and agencies, publicize significant developments within the industry, and to attract essential music industry to foster the economic development of Texas music businesses and musicians.
TEXAS MUSIC ECONOMY Combined, music business and music education directly account for just under 90,000 permanent jobs, $4. 6 billion in annual earnings, and just over $10. 8 billion in annual economic activity, comparable to the results pre-pandemic.
The ripple effects associated with the direct injection related to music business and music education bring the total impact (including the direct effects) to over 192,000 permanent jobs, $9. 4 billion in earnings, and $26. 6 billion in annual economic activity.
The State of Texas also realizes approximately $470 million in tax revenue from these impacts. (2023 Eco Impact Study) TEXAS MUSIC INCUBATOR REBATE PROGRAM The Texas Music Incubator Rebate (TMIR) Program was established by Senate Bill 609 and signed into law by Governor Abbott following the 87th Legislative Session. With $20.
2 million in funding approved for the biennium in the 88th Legislative Session, the TMIR Program will provide qualifying music venues and festival promoters in Texas a full or partial rebate of the mixed beverage gross receipts taxes or sales taxes attributable to the sale of beer and wine in the prior fiscal year to help support the live music industry in communities across the state.
The TMIR Program will be administered by the Texas Music Office. WWW. TMIR.
GOV.TEXAS. GOV MUSIC EDUCATION & COMMUNITY GRANT PROGRAM The Texas Music Office's Music Education & Community Grant Program (aka the License Plate Grant) seeks to provide opportunities for the next generation of Texas musicians and to provide support for music programming in under-served and under-resourced communities.
$22 from the $30 fee from the purchase of every Texas music specialty license plate goes directly toward providing music instruments and lessons to Texas school children in need around the state. In addition, this fund is able to partner with non-profit organizations to create experiences featuring Texas music in under-served communities statewide. WWW.
TEXASMUSICOFFICE.
COM 59 CERTIFIED MUSIC FRIENDLY TEXAS COMMUNITIES ABILENE – ALPINE – AMARILLO – ARLINGTON – AUSTIN – BASTROP BELTON – BRENHAM – BRYAN – CLEAR LAKE SHORES COLLEGE STATION – CONROE – CORINTH – CORPUS CHRISTI CORSICANA – DALHART – DALLAS – DENISON – DENTON DRIPPING SPRINGS – EDINBURG – EL PASO – FORT WORTH FRISCO – GALVESTON – GRANBURY – GRAND PRAIRIE HARKER HEIGHTS – HOUSTON – KERRVILLE – LINDEN – LINDALE LUBBOCK – LUFKIN – MARBLE FALLS – MARSHALL – MCALLEN MCKINNEY – MONT BELVIEU – NACOGDOCHES – NEW BRAUNFELS ODESSA – PORT ARANSAS – ROUND ROCK – SALADO SAN ANGELO – SAN ANTONIO – SAN MARCOS – SELMA SOUTH PADRE ISLAND – STEPHENVILLE – SWEETWATER – TYLER VICTORIA – VIDOR – WACO – WAXAHACHIE – WEATHERFORD WIMBERLEY WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BECOME A CERTIFIED MUSIC FRIENDLY TEXAS COMMUNITY Create a real system to listen and react Better understand an important industry Work with stakeholders to create impact Learn from others within a new statewide network MUSIC FRIENDLY TEXAS COMMUNITY PROGRAMS MUSIC FRIENDLY TEXAS COMMUNITY PROGRAMS SAMPLE FOOTER TEXT Director, Texas Music Office Email: chip.
adams@gov.texas. gov Email: music@gov.texas. gov
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Texas-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,500 - $3,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Texas Music Office Music Education & Community Program Grant are due December 7, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Texas Music Office Music Education & Community Program Grant is funded by Texas Music Office. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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