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Weekend Starts Series at The Ramble! is sponsored by City of Fayetteville, Arts and Culture Division. The Weekend Starts Series invites artists and performers to join a contact roster for activations in The Ramble, a lively area in Fayetteville.
The goal is to enliven weekends with art and performance, and individual artists may engage in multiple activations.
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Artist Opportunities | Fayetteville, AR - Official Website The City of Fayetteville is aware of fraudulent emails being sent to planning and zoning permit applicants that falsely claim to come from City staff. Community Arts Program (CAP) Proposals The City of Fayetteville’s Parks and Recreation Department invites artists, organizations and performers to submit proposals for the Community Arts Program (CAP).
This initiative provides funding for creative activations, events and programs that engage the community and enhance the vibrancy of Fayetteville’s parks, with a special emphasis on the Ramble. CAP seeks to foster artistic experiences that encourage public gathering and enjoyment while enriching Fayetteville’s cultural landscape. Visit the Community Arts Program page for information and Application forms.
Showcase Your Talent in the Weekend Starts Series at The Ramble! The City of Fayetteville’s Arts and Culture Division invites artists and performers to join our contact roster for the Weekend Starts Series in the lively area of The Ramble. Submit your work today to be considered for future activations that enliven weekends with art and performance.
Deadline: Roster submissions are accepted on a rolling basis—apply anytime to be considered for upcoming events. Individual Project Budget: $500 per activation. Artists may engage in multiple activations.
Fill out the performance online form or visual art online form for consideration in each category. Tell us how your project can engage the audience and enhance The Ramble’s cultural experience. Submitting your proposal will add you to our contact roster, opening doors to potential future collaborations and activations throughout the season and beyond.
Roster submissions are reviewed periodically in the order received. Submitting for consideration does not guarantee a booking for Weekend Starts. Sarah Dilatush ( sdilatush@fayetteville-ar.
gov ) or Raven Cook ( rcook@fayetteville-ar. gov ) Government Websites by CivicPlus®
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Artists and performers are invited to submit their work for consideration. Submitting a proposal adds the applicant to a contact roster for potential future collaborations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $500 per activation. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Weekend Starts Series at The Ramble! is funded by City of Fayetteville, Arts and Culture Division. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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