Strengthening Access to Arts Learning Statewide in Maryland (USA)
GrantID: 75309
Grant Funding Amount Low: $6,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $6,000
Summary
This grant opportunity supports creative and educational projects designed to bring the arts into community and learning spaces. It is open to those working in the field of arts education, including organizations and individual teaching artists who collaborate with local schools, community centers, or educational institutions. The purpose of the funding is to help expand access to artistic experiences that promote learning, creativity, and cultural engagement. The program encourages projects that inspire participation and deepen appreciation for the arts in everyday settings.
Applicants may propose activities such as interactive workshops, artist residencies, or arts-based learning sessions that engage people of all ages. The funds may be used to support planning, materials, and the direct costs of implementing arts instruction or creative learning experiences. Awards for individual projects typically reach up to $6,000, depending on the scale and scope of the proposed work. These grants are distributed annually and are part of a broader effort to sustain arts learning throughout the year.
Eligible applicants generally include nonprofit organizations, government units such as public schools, and accredited educational institutions, as well as teaching artists affiliated with recognized programs. Applicants must demonstrate a consistent history of providing community or arts-based programming. Activities must take place within the designated state, and applicants should have at least one year of organizational or artistic experience before applying.
This program benefits communities by expanding opportunities for creative exploration, supporting artist collaboration, and encouraging equitable access to arts education. It fosters partnerships that connect artists and educators, creating meaningful arts learning experiences across the region. The annual nature of the funding allows returning participants to continue developing and enriching their projects while welcoming new voices that contribute to the state’s diverse and vibrant arts landscape.
If you are located in Maryland and working in the area of Teachers, this funding opportunity may be a good fit. For more relevant grant options that support your work and priorities, visit The Grant Portal and use the Search Grant tool to find opportunities.
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