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SUMMARY:Creative Capital Award
DESCRIPTION:Creative Capital for the Arts \nFor the 2027 grant cycle\, Creative Capital invites professional artists to propose experimental\, original\, bold new works in Visual Arts\, Performing Arts (Dance\, Theater\, Music/Jazz)\, Film\, and Literature. Multidisciplinary\, technology\, and/or socially engaged projects are welcome in all disciplinary categories. Creative Capital seeks new project proposals for formally and/or conceptually innovative works in all disciplines. \nCreative Capital welcomes a full range of artistic approaches and thematic inquiries\, including boundary-pushing formal explorations\, as well as projects that engage urgent social issues of our time. Creative Capital also seeks new projects or works addressing subjects that Creative Capital has not previously funded. \nThe Creative Capital Award aims to support approximately 50 new artistic works in the following areas:\nVisual Arts: architecture & design\, craft\, drawing\, ecological art\, illustration\, installation\, painting\, printmaking\, performance art\, photography\, public art\, sculpture\, social practice\, sound art\, video art\, technology\, and socially-engaged visual art\nPerforming Arts: dance\, jazz\, multimedia performance\, music\, music theater\, opera\, theater\, playwriting\, technology\, and socially-engaged performing arts\nFilm: animation\, documentary film\, experimental film\, and narrative film\nLiterature: fiction\, nonfiction\, poetry\, plays (playwrights please submit under Performing Arts/Theater) \nCreative Capital’s transformative giving approach is built on the principle that artists need funding as well as networks and advisory services in order to realize ambitious projects and build thriving careers. Recipients of the Creative Capital Award will receive grant funding\, professional development services\, and community-building opportunities. Awardees will also have access to the Creative Capital Artist Lab—suite of online professional development courses. \nELIGIBILITY: \nUS citizen\, permanent resident\, Tribal ID holder\, or O-1 visa holder at time of application \nAt least 25 years old at time of application \nWorking artist(s) with at least 5 years of professional artistic practice within their chosen discipline \nApplicant may not be enrolled in a degree-granting program at time of application \nMay not apply to the Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant program in the same year \nMay not have previously received a Creative Capital Award \nMay not be an applicant or collaborator on more than one proposed project per year \nState of the Art Prize recipients must be a resident of the state they are awarded in through February 1\, 2027. Prize recipients must verify their state or territory of residence in order to receive the grant. \nDEADLINE: April 2nd\, 2026
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/creative-capital-award/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260401
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260402
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SUMMARY:New England States Touring (NEST 1 and 2)
DESCRIPTION:There are two distinct grant opportunities for the New England States Touring (NEST) program: NEST 1 and NEST 2. Organizations engaging rural communities and/or Black\, Indigenous\, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities are encouraged to apply. \nNEST 1\nFunds the public presentation and community engagement activities of a New England artist presented by a New England nonprofit organization based in a different New England state from the artist’s home state. \nNEST 2\nFunds the public presentation and community engagement activities of a New England artist presented by two New England nonprofit organizations. A NEST 2 tour must include one presenting organization based inside of the artist’s home state and one other organization from outside of the artist’s home state. \nBoth presenting organizations must complete their own application and both applications must be submitted for the same deadline. Both the in-state and out-of-state presenting organizations must have their grant applications approved in order to for all presenters to receive funding. If only the out-of-state partner’s application is approved for funding\, the engagement may be converted into a NEST 1 grant. \nA “presenter” is defined as an organization that financially compensates an artist/ensemble (where the artist/ensemble is a separate entity from the presenter) for performance(s) in the presenter’s community. Producing organizations that solely create artistic work or assemble artists to perform as ensembles for performances are not eligible to apply. Presenters may include arts centers\, festivals\, social service organizations\, libraries\, schools\, and more. \nThere are three application deadlines each year. They are the first business days of August\, December\, and April. In NEFA’s FY26 (June 1\, 2025 – May 31\, 2026)\, there will only be two deadlines: December 1\, 2025 and April 1\, 2026.\nPresenting organizations may submit a maximum of two NEST 1 and/or NEST 2 applications\, in any combination\, per deadline .\nGrants provide up to 60% of the artist fee and range from $500 to a maximum of $5\,000. Artists’ fees may include costs for creation of new work\, travel\, and per diem.\nApplications with artist fees under $2\,000 may request the full artist fee.\nThe artist must be listed as NEST-Eligible on the CreativeGround directory.\nOrganizations may submit a maximum of two NEST 1 and/or NEST 2 applications\, in any combination\, per deadline. NEST grants are awarded through a competitive selection process\, and the amount of funding awarded is based on the extent to which the project meets the funding criteria. Many applicants receive partial funding and should be prepared to meet the artist fee with other funding sources. \nELIGIBILITY: \nBe a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization\, school\, federally recognized Indian tribal government\, or unit of state or local government. (Nonprofit organizations do not have to be arts organizations. Organizations that do not have a federal tax identification number may apply if part of an official government agency). Fiscal agents cannot be funded through NEST. \nBe based in New England (Connecticut\, Maine\, Massachusetts\, New Hampshire\, Rhode Island\, and Vermont). \nHave a Unique Entity ID in SAM.gov. The federal government requires that all NEFA organizational grant recipients supported by federal funds register for a SAM.gov UEI (Unique Entity ID). Getting a UEI is a free process and can be done by visiting SAM.gov. Read our blog post with more details. \nProvide documentation of their compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA). Please visit our Arts & Accessibility page for details. \nMaintain an updated profile in the CreativeGround directory for their cultural nonprofit. (For assistance\, see the CreativeGround profile tips page\, and aim for a profile score of 16.) If the applicant nonprofit is not a cultural or arts-based organization\, please contact Audrey Seraphin (she/her/hers) to confirm your organization’s qualification for a CreativeGround profile. \nPresent a public presentation of the artist/ensemble named in the application. A public presentation is defined as an event that is open to the public and advertised accordingly. The presentation must feature the artistic work of the named artist/ensemble.\nA public presentation for literary projects must include a public reading by the NEST-eligible artist.\nA public presentation for film projects must include a public film screening with the NEST-eligible artist/filmmaker. \nUPCOMING DEADLINE: April 1st\, 2026
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/new-england-states-touring-nest-1-and-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260401
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260402
DTSTAMP:20260313T164745Z
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SUMMARY:Palm Desert Choreography Festival
DESCRIPTION:Palm Desert Choreography Festival is a dynamic live platform for dancemakers and dancers to showcase their work and powerfully engages audiences around dance in the Coachella Valley. Dedicated to dance as an art form\, the Festival presents new\, original choreography and features a competition in two divisions\, a Lifetime Achievement Award presentation\, outreach projects\, workshops\, and networking opportunities for choreographers and dancers. \nSince 1998\, the Festival has presented 807 original pieces of choreography and awarded over $900\,000 to choreographers. \nEligibility: \nSaturday \nChoreographers working with professional dancers of seasoned artistry and fully mature technique. \nDancers must be at least 18 years of age. \nChoreography must not exceed 10 minutes. \nSunday \nChoreographers working with dancers of all ages from aspiring and emerging companies\, colleges\, academies and studios.\nChoreography must not exceed 7 minutes \nComplete an electronic application form and provide a video link per work submitted. \nMultiple works per choreographer may be submitted. Separate application forms and video links are required. \nIncomplete materials or those exceeding the time limits listed above will not be processed. \nThe video link must contain only the choreography being submitted and remain active until August 31\, 2026. No exceptions. \nProfessional recordings are not required\, but attention to quality\, clarity and point of view are essential for accurate judging of choreography. A straight shot is preferred. The Festival panel will not view media-enhanced\, highly edited or promotional-type submissions. Do not submit footage with jump cuts\, dissolves. etc. \nFinalists will be selected for both divisions based on the materials submitted. \nFinalists chosen will travel to Palm Desert\, California to perform the submitted choreography live at the McCallum Theatre before a general audience and panel of judges and compete for cash awards. \nFinalists are responsible for travel arrangements and other related expenses. Finalists traveling from out of the country must provide documentation to work in the United States in order to receive their stipend/award money. \nDEADLINE: April 1st\, 2026
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/palm-desert-choreography-festival/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260331
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260401
DTSTAMP:20250912T150337Z
CREATED:20250211T184810Z
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SUMMARY:SIA Foundation Grants
DESCRIPTION:The SIA Foundation is committed to making gifts to qualifying organizations\, institutions or entities within Indiana that will improve the quality of life and help to meet the needs of the residents of the State of Indiana. \nThe SIA Foundation achieves this mission through grants\, which are used to support the funding of specific capital projects in the areas of Arts and Culture\, Education\, and Health and Welfare. \nSIA Foundation Grants \nThe SIA Foundation\, Inc. is committed to making gifts to qualifying 501(c) 3 organizations or entities within the State of Indiana that will improve the quality of life and help meet the needs of our residents. The Foundation achieves this mission through cash grants which are used to support the funding of specific capital projects in the areas of: \n\nArts and Culture\nEducation\nHealth and Welfare\n\nELIGIBILITY:  \nTo be considered eligible\, proposals must meet these criteria: \n\n\n\nGrant requests must be for $1\,000 or more\, with a maximum requested amount of $15\,000\nFunding must be used for investments in facilities\, equipment or real estate (non-operating expenses)\nApplying organizations must be either:\n\ntax-exempt under the Internal Revenue Code section 501(c) with a chapter or office in Indiana\nan education institution located in Indiana\nan Indiana governmental or quasi-governmental entity\n\n\nOrganizations must be financially sound\n\n\n\n\nGrants from the SIA Foundation must be used for investments in facilities\, equipment or real estate made by qualifying organizations.\nOrganizations\, institutions or entities receiving grants may be required to repay the grant if the funds are not utilized for their specified purpose within one (1) year of the date of issuance of the grant.\n\n  \nSPRING CYCLE\nJanuary 1 through March 31 to be considered for a grant to be disbursed by June 15 \nFALL CYCLE\nJuly 1 through September 30 to be considered for a grant to be disbursed by December 15 \nUPCOMING DEADLINE: March 31st\, 2026
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/sia-foundation-grants/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260326
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260327
DTSTAMP:20260313T174725Z
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UID:18311-1774483200-1774569599@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:New & Experimental Works (NEW) Program
DESCRIPTION:Kenneth Rainin Foundation\n \nThe NEW Program supports small and mid-size dance\, theater and multidisciplinary arts organizations with grants of $5\,000-$30\,000 to enable Bay Area artists to produce visionary projects relevant to the communities they serve. Since 2015\, this program has awarded over $6 million to 204 arts organizations. \nThe NEW Program prioritizes:\nSmall and mid-size arts organizations with annual budgets of $10\,000-$2 million.\nProjects that support artists to deepen or experiment within their individual practice and/or expand the boundaries of dance and theater.\nCompelling projects relevant to the communities they serve.\nUnique artistic collaborations.\nProjects that compensate artists at a significant level.\nProductions in outdoor\, site-specific or alternative venues.\nProjects with activities in San Francisco and Oakland. \nELIGIBILTY: \nTax status: Nonprofit organizations or 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsors (requires a written agreement). \nGeography: Organizations must be based in and/or have a demonstrated history of operating in Alameda\, Contra Costa\, Marin\, San Francisco\, San Mateo or Santa Clara counties. The Foundation prioritizes support for projects that take place in San Francisco and Oakland. See frequently asked questions for more. \nArtist residency: The majority of artists supported by the project must be based in and/or have a demonstrated history of producing and working in in Alameda\, Contra Costa\, Marin\, San Francisco\, San Mateo or Santa Clara counties. However\, artists supported through the grant are not required to reside in one of the eligible Bay Area counties. \nAnnual budget: Organizations must have at least a $10\,000 annual budget for their last closed fiscal year. \nFor applicants that don’t meet minimum budget requirement: If your last closed fiscal year budget does not meet this requirement\, but you have had an annual budget of at least $10\,000 within the last three years\, please submit that prior year budget with your application.\nFor current and previous Foundation grantees: \nIf you received a NEW Program grant in 2025\, you are not eligible for funding in the 2026 cycle.\nIf you received a NEW Program grant in 2024 and have completed the project and submitted your grant report by the application deadline\, you are eligible to apply.\nCurrent Open Spaces Program grantees who are interested in applying should contact Arts Program Staff. \n  \nDEADLINE: March 24th\, 2026
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/new-experimental-works-new-program/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260316
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260317
DTSTAMP:20260313T163230Z
CREATED:20240118T202857Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260313T163230Z
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SUMMARY:National Dance Project Production Grant
DESCRIPTION:NDP Production Grants are made to projects led by professional choreographers or companies to support the creation and U.S. touring and/or sharing of a new dance project. \nPLEASE NOTE: The 2026 NDP deadline will be its last. For additional context regarding the sunsetting of National Dance Project and National Theater Project\, please read the September 2025 letter to the field from NEFA’s Executive Director\, Harold Steward. \nELIGIBILITY: \nBe professional choreographers or companies. Preference is given to U.S.-based dance artists and companies\, but artists and companies based outside the U.S. may apply. \nHave nonprofit status or a nonprofit fiscal sponsor who will act on their behalf. If you are not a 501(c)(3) organization*\, then you should list a non-profit organization\, with 501(c)(3) status\, who agrees to be the fiscal sponsor as the ‘Payee‘ in the form\, and upload their completed and signed W-9 form**. Please do not ever upload a W-9 form with your personal information. \nPropose a new dance project to be developed and toured/shared. Projects may be interdisciplinary and can include creators in other artistic forms. \nSubmit or appear in only one application per choreographer or company\, including applications for a project that will be created by a guest choreographer on another company. If you are a company interested in submitting an application with a guest choreographer\, please be in touch with that choreographer to ensure that they themselves will not be applying or that they have not given permission to another company. \nFulfill the Requirements & Reports for Grant Recipients (see below)\, if awarded. \nNEW/UPDATE: To ensure this grant supports the sharing of new work across multiple communities\, groups\, and audiences\, all NDP projects must adhere to the following timeline:\nPremiere after September 30\, 2026\nComplete all project activity and use of NDP tour subsidy by December 31\, 2028 \nNEW/UPDATE: Work with a minimum of two (2) U.S. organizational partners committed to supporting the development and/or engagement of the proposed new dance project. \nNEW/UPDATE: Work with a minimum of two (2) U.S. touring partners committed to the presentation of the proposed new dance project within the grant timeline identified above. \n  \nDEADLINE: March 16th\, 2026
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/national-dance-project-production-grant/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260122
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260123
DTSTAMP:20260313T174740Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260313T174740Z
UID:17839-1769040000-1769126399@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Opera America Grants
DESCRIPTION:Opera Grants for Women Composers: Discovery Grants provide support for the development of new operas by women composers\, advancing the important objective to increase gender parity and diversity across the field. \nDiscovery Grants support women composers in their exploration of opera as an artistic medium\, providing funding for activities such as libretto readings\, workshops\, and working performances. \nOPERA America believes that different perspectives\, cultural histories\, life experiences\, and personal stories enrich the operatic repertoire. OPERA America is dedicated to supporting creators who reflect the diversity of the nation. \nOpera Grants for Women Composers are supported by the Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation. \nOpera Grants for Women Composers: Discovery Grants provide awards of up to $15\,000. \nELIGIBILITY:  \nApplicants must be individual composers who identify as cis or trans women composers. Applicants must be United States citizens or permanent residents or possess Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) status. See the Guidelines below for additional eligibility requirements. \n\n\n\nIntent to apply deadline:\n(required for access to full application)\nDecember 18\, 2025\, 11:59 p.m. ET\n\n\nApplication deadline:\nJanuary 22\, 2026\, 11:59 p.m. ET\n\n\nGrantees notified:\nFebruary 2026\n\n\nGrant period:\nApril 1\, 2026 – June 30\, 2027\n\n\n\nUPCOMING DEADLINE: January 22\, 2026\, 11:59 p.m
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/opera-america-grants/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251231
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260101
DTSTAMP:20250912T145748Z
CREATED:20250912T145736Z
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SUMMARY:Indigo Arts Alliance Mentorship Residency Program
DESCRIPTION:The Indigo Arts Alliance studio located in Portland\, Maine is the host site for our Mentorship Artists Residency program. This program is the heart of IAA\, modeling our values of global community building. Our goal is to bring together artists from diverse backgrounds of the African Diaspora to engage in their creative process\, while building lasting relationships rooted in co-mentorship. We believe artists hold the key in creating a better world\, and in our work\, we allow for Black and Brown voices to lead the way. \nEligibility: \n\nArtists must be a descendent from any of the African nations\, African-American\, Afro-Latin\, Caribbean\, i.e.\, the communities inhabiting the geographic breadth of all the places where Africans were displaced as a result of the transatlantic slave trade\, Native Americans\, indigenous peoples\, Latinx\, Southeast Asian/Indian African Ocean World\, the Middle East\, and the Pacific Rim.\nResidents should have 2+ years of exhibition and/or studio experience.\nArtists must present a sustained commitment to their practice\, risk-taking\, and clear concepts and creative methodologies that advance artistic expression.\nArtists must demonstrate a relationship with the communities in which they live\, work\, or care about.\nApplicants must be 21+ at the time of the proposed residency.\nArtists of all disciplines are encouraged (Painting\, sculpture\, illustration\, writing\, dance\, music\, theater/performance\, photography\, fiber/textiles\, etc).\nApplicants cannot be enrolled in a full-time academic program at the time of the residency.\nIf artists maintain a full time job\, they must plan their work schedules to accommodate a minimum of 75% time in the studio during residency.\nApplicants must have the most up to date COVID-19 vaccination at least 3 months prior to the start of their proposed residency. You may learn more about our COVID-19 policy here.\n\nDEADLINE: Rolling
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/indigo-arts-alliance-mentorship-residency-program/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251231
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260101
DTSTAMP:20250411T155646Z
CREATED:20250218T155335Z
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SUMMARY:Breck Creek Artist-in-Residence Program
DESCRIPTION:Breck Create’s Artist-in-Residence program offers regional and national artists of all disciplines an opportunity to focus on process rather than product while engaging with the local community in a meaningful way.\n \nEligibility: \nStatement of Interest\, Teaching Experience\, Teaching Proposal and Community Collaboration.\nPlease research and identify at least one potential community partner or organization in Summit County and describe how you hope to collaborate with them. Please note that a partnership with local schools during the school year is already required as part of this residency. (1 paragraph) \nArtists receive a biweekly stipend of $600 to cover expenses and may take classes and open studios at no cost based on availability.\n \nDEADLINE: Rolling
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/breck-creek-artist-in-residence-program/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251231
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260101
DTSTAMP:20250218T182123Z
CREATED:20241111T235918Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250218T182123Z
UID:17069-1767139200-1767225599@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:National Theater Project Presenter Travel Grant
DESCRIPTION:Grants reimburse up to 70% of total expenses\, including mileage\, economy class transportation\, meals\, lodging\, admission\, and\, where applicable\, conference or showcase registration fees for up to 2 people. In general\, grants range from $700-$1\,000\, with a funding maximum of $1\,500. \nThe following are eligible to apply for the NTP Presenter Travel Grant: \n\nArts presenters and curatorial staff considering NTP projects are eligible to apply for travel support to see the project(s) they are considering.\nNTP Creation and Touring Grant recipients may invite others to apply for the purpose of promoting\, publicizing\, or otherwise advancing their NTP funded project.\nNTP Creation and Touring Grant recipients may apply for travel funds for themselves for the same purposes of promoting\, publicizing\, or otherwise advancing their NTP funded project.\nCreation and Touring Grant recipients are limited to a total of 10 Presenter Travel\nGrants per NTP funded project for their own travel.\nThis could include\, but is not limited to\, travelling to meet potential presenters and curatorial staff\, bringing in press or critics to review NTP funded work\, or travel to conferences and convenings. Please contact NTP if you have any questions about eligibility.\n\n\nDEADLINE: Rolling
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/national-theater-project-presenter-travel-grant/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251231
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260101
DTSTAMP:20250218T182020Z
CREATED:20241111T235114Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250218T182020Z
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SUMMARY:24 Seven Dance Convention
DESCRIPTION:At 24 SEVEN\, our mission is to provide dancers opportunities to grow far beyond their experience on the convention weekend. Scholarship auditions and opportunities are a great way for dancers to receive recognition for all their hard work. The auditions also provide a “real world experience” where dancers can learn their strengths and weaknesses in an audition room. Our auditions are hosted by our faculty members in a way that makes this a fun experience without the fear of being judged. \nNon-Stop Dancer Winners will receive: \n\n$300 scholarship to DancerPalooza 2025 (Crash Course Only)\nOne 24 Seven Tour Scholarship\, to be used at any 24 Seven regional workshop during the 2024-2025 & 2025-2026 season\nOne Workshop Scholarship to the 2025 Dance Awards!\nEligibility to compete in the 2025 Best Dancer Competition at The Dance Awards Las Vegas OR Orlando.\nNon-Stop Dancer Runners-Up will receive:\n$150 scholarship to DancerPalooza 2025 (Crash Course Only)\nOne Workshop Scholarship to the 2025 Dance Awards!\nEligibility to compete in the 2025 Best Dancer Competition at The Dance Awards Las Vegas OR Orlando.\n\nAt 24 SEVEN\, all Mini\, Junior\, Teen and Senior dancers (ages 8-19) that are registered for the full workshop are eligible to participate in the Non-Stop Dancer Scholarship Audition Class. Dancers must audition by their age as of January 1\, 2025. ALL DANCERS MUST BE IN THEIR “AGE APPROPRIATE” ROOM FOR THE NON-STOP DANCER AUDITION AS WELL AS THE PRECEDING AUDITION COMBO CLASS. Dancers will learn a short jazz or lyrical routine in the class prior to the audition. During the audition\, dancers will be broken up into groups and the 24 SEVEN faculty will evaluate their performance. \nDancers will be chosen by the faculty in each of the following age groups: Mini (8-10)\, Junior (11-12)\, Teen (13-15) and Senior (16-19). The selected students will be announced at the end of the audition. These students will be the “Non-Stop Dancers”! All Non-Stop Dancers will be called up on stage during the Closing Show on Sunday afternoon where the Winners and remaining Runners-up in each age division will be announced. PLEASE NOTE: Dancers must attend ALL classes and wear their scholarship numbers for all of Saturday’s and Sunday’s classes. \nOnce you are a Non-Stop Dancer Winner in one regional city\, you are not eligible to be a Non-Stop Dancer (Winner or Runner-up) or win a High 5 Scholarship in another city. Non-Stop Dancer Runners-up may continue to audition in other cities to become a Non-Stop Dancer Winner. \nDEADLINE: Rolling
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/24-seven-dance-convention/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251231
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260101
DTSTAMP:20250411T155603Z
CREATED:20241111T233721Z
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SUMMARY:Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet Scholarship
DESCRIPTION:Our Female Ballet Training Scholarship will strengthen your technique\, develop your artistry\, and prepare you for success in the dance world. This scholarship for dancers aims to raise the barre for women\, providing aspiring female dancers ages 14-16 the extraordinary opportunity to receive two years of uninterrupted ballet training. \nWhat’s Included: \n\nAcademic tuition\, including registration fees\n5-Week Summer Ballet Program\nTwo-week August Course\nMonthly housing stipend\nAccess to a personalized conditioning program\nAs a Female Training Scholarship student\, you will be a part of the Pre-Professional Division. You will receive training and mentorship from CPYB’s world-renowned faculty\, taking daily technique\, pointe\, and partnering classes.\n\nDEADLINE: Rolling
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/central-pennsylvania-youth-ballet-scholarship/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251231
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260101
DTSTAMP:20250912T150853Z
CREATED:20221112T000733Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250912T150853Z
UID:13206-1767139200-1767225599@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Jacob's Pillow: Ann & Weston Hicks Choreography Fellows Program
DESCRIPTION:Led by long-time transformative dance artists and mentors\, Dianne McIntyre and Risa Steinberg\, the program is fully process-oriented\, with no expectations of an end-product or public showing. Each day features extensive studio time for Fellows to advance their choreographic ideas through research and experimentation. Fellows invite two dancers to join them onsite to ensure that work developed at the Pillow can continue in their communities if desired. \nFor eight choreographers who have been creating professional work for a minimum of two years. \nELIGIBILITY \nChoreographers from varied traditions\, who work in the United States and internationally\, and consider themselves early to mid-career choreographers\, with or without academic training\, are welcomed to apply. Selected Fellows are generally 22-35 years of age\, though those who more recently began choreographing\, will be considered. \nDEADLINE: ROLLING
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/jacobs-pillow-ann-weston-hicks-choreography-fellows-program/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250731
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250801
DTSTAMP:20250912T145422Z
CREATED:20250211T181919Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250912T145422Z
UID:17262-1753920000-1754006399@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Community Engagement Artists and Creatives Grant
DESCRIPTION:Our Artists and Creatives Grant provides financial support to those making or presenting creative work relating to or encouraging community engagement.\n \nThis grant supports individual artists and/or artist collectives. The following are not supported by this grant: arts festivals; nonprofit and for-profit organizations; student projects (undergraduate or graduate); residencies; research symposia; studio rent; conferences; theaters; festivals; activity affiliated with religious organizations of any kind. \nSuccessful grantees are eligible to reapply every two years. Successful applicants to this grant should wait at least two years before reapplying for funding. \nDeadlines are twice yearly:\nDEADLINE 1: \n\nJuly 31st at 11:59 PST\nDecision Sept 1\n\nDEADLINE 2: \n\nJan 31st at 11:59 PST\nDecision March 1\n\nUPCOMING DEADLINE: July 31st\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/community-engagement-artists-and-creatives-grant/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250501
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250502
DTSTAMP:20250912T145415Z
CREATED:20250211T175845Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250912T145415Z
UID:17254-1746057600-1746143999@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Small Plates Choreography Festival
DESCRIPTION:CALL FOR DANCE MAKERS \nApplications are open for Small Plates Choreography Festival Austin 2025\, a series of two curated dance performances to be presented on Friday\, September 5 and Saturday\, September 6\, at Ground Floor Theatre located in the nationally renowned eclectic artistic community of Austin\, Texas. \nHosted by Austin Movement Artist Jennifer Williams of Haven Movement Company. \nProgramming: Dance works of any dance genre up to 10 minutes in length will be considered for inclusion in one of two performances. \nSmall Plates welcomes the applications of all genres of dance. We are most interested in work that explores the intimate nature of this performance\, the uniqueness of the venue (more below)\, and the impact on the community and our audience members. Accepted applicants are expected to perform the piece with which they applied. \nVenue: \nGround Floor Theatre is a black box theatre venue that seats up to 114 audience members. It is fully equipped with wings\, backstage and a green room with a bathroom. The floor is smooth cement and is not sprung. Shoes are welcome to be worn during performances\, but barefoot dance is accepted and commonly seen in this venue. Performers will remain backstage during the entirety of the show. \nTechnical Support: Basic stage lighting and a video projector will be available. Choreographers will provide three lighting cues with basic looks (no specials) and any sound and video files relevant to their work within one week of acceptance. Technical rehearsals will take place on Thursday\, September 4 for local artists\, and the day of the performance for out of town artists. Each artist will be given 20-30 minutes for their tech\, and call for all performers is two hours prior to showtime. \nPost-Performance Talkback: Small Plates creates a growth environment by facilitating feedback sessions with the audience after each performance. All performers and choreographers are expected to remain on-site after the performance to engage with the audience in dialogue about their work. The artist/audience interface is what makes Small Plates truly special\, and the arts-infused community of Austin\, Texas will undoubtedly bring thought-provoking inquiry. Please consider this discussion as part of the performance when considering your travel needs. \nVideo: Please submit a video link for the work you would to present in your application. Applications without a video link will not be considered (please do not email the video) and montage videos cannot be adjudicated. Studio footage is acceptable. Completed work will be given preference over work-in-progress. \nFees: An application fee of $50.00 per piece is required. Your fee must be paid via Paypal before your work will be considered. All fees collected will directly support the selected artists in their performance. *We do not have funds available for fee waivers at this time.* \nAdjudication: Entries will be adjudicated by career dance professionals from around the country that specialize in various areas in the field. Our mission is to create an impactful growth environment for artists and audiences by producing curated showcase-style performances. Adjudicators will be looking for pieces that exhibit a combination of artistry and performance quality full of innovation\, diversity and various cultural perspectives. Programming decisions will weigh the opinions of the adjudicators alongside other factors\, including balancing the program between local and traveling artists. Adjudicators will submit their choices to the director and performance host\, both of whom will make the final programming decisions. \n  \n DEADLINE: May 1st\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/small-plates-choreography-festival/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250430
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250501
DTSTAMP:20250912T145429Z
CREATED:20250211T180158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250912T145429Z
UID:17256-1745971200-1746057599@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Oconee Performing Arts Society
DESCRIPTION:OPAS is committed to enriching the lives of local students through multiple educational approaches. Mindful of the staggering debt incurred by college loans\, OPAS initiated a scholarship program to provide financial assistance to students pursuing college studies in the performing arts. The criteria for this award cover a wide range of requirements\, including grade point average\, community and school performance experience\, volunteerism\, and a commitment to major in a performing arts-related field. To date\, OPAS has awarded more than thirty college scholarships. \nScholarships are awarded in the spring of each year. This past year we gave the following scholarships: \nOne Carolyn Fears Scholarship\nFour OPAS Scholarships \n  \nDEADLINE: April 30th\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/oconee-performing-arts-society/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250420
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250421
DTSTAMP:20250411T155503Z
CREATED:20240917T013344Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250411T155503Z
UID:16808-1745107200-1745193599@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:The Awesome Foundation Micro Grants
DESCRIPTION:The Awesome Foundation is a global community advancing the interest of awesome in the universe\, $1000 at a time. \nEach fully autonomous chapter supports awesome projects through micro-grants\, usually given out monthly. These micro-grants\, $1000 or the local equivalent\, come out of pockets of the chapter’s “”trustees”” and are given on a no-strings-attached basis to people and groups working on awesome projects. \nAnyone is eligible for a grant — individuals\, groups\, and organizations alike. If you can fill out the application form\, you can apply.\n \nDEADLINE: Rolling \nNEXT DEADLINE: April 20th\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/the-awesome-foundation-micro-grants/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250416
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250417
DTSTAMP:20250912T145436Z
CREATED:20250211T185735Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250912T145436Z
UID:17283-1744761600-1744847999@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:The Democracy Cycle
DESCRIPTION:In January 2024\, The Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC) and Civis Foundation (a Galvan Initiatives affiliate) partnered to launch The Democracy Cycle\, a new commissioning program designed to support new works that illuminate the promise\, practice\, imperfection\, and opportunity of democracy.\n \nEligibility: \n\nBe generative artists who are currently creating new work in theater\, dance\, music\, opera\, and multi-disciplinary performance\nHave created 2 or more completed and presented works\nNot be currently enrolled as a full-time student in a degree-granting program. PhD candidates need to have completed their course/work by the application deadline to be eligible:\nBe eighteen years of age or older\nPropose a new project that is not a remount\, has not yet been premiered\, and is not planned to premiere before May 1\, 2026\nPropose a new performance project meant to be developed and performed live\, and planned to be completed in 2026\, 2027\, or 2028. Works may be interdisciplinary and can include collaborators in other artistic forms. At the time of application\, a work may be in an early\, mid\, or later stage of development so long as it is not planned to premiere before May 1\, 2026\nArtists may either be U.S. citizens\, or citizens of other countries\, this is a national and international open call. Note: all artists commissioned are responsible for any tax implications involved in accepting a monetary award from a U.S.-based arts organization\n\nDEADLINE: April 16st\, 2025 at 5:00pm ET
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/the-democracy-cycle/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250410
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250411
DTSTAMP:20250211T192516Z
CREATED:20240930T233129Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250211T192516Z
UID:16928-1744243200-1744329599@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Amplifi Napa Valley - Emerging Artists Grant
DESCRIPTION:We are dedicated to delivering strategic investments that amplify Napa County as a hub for inspiring live performance and innovative cultural experiences. Our Guiding Principals in designing our programs and making decisions about our investments are Creativity\, Opportunity\, Inclusion\, and Collaboration. Our current strategic focus is to Cultivate and Amplify Local Emerging Talent\, with an emphasis on music. In 2024 we will be investing $210\,000 through invitation-based grants\, sponsorships and scholarships to support these strategic initiatives. \nAverage award amounts range between $1\,000 – $5\,000. Requests for more or less funding will be considered on a case-by-case basis.  \nCRITERIA \nGrants are open to individuals only (band or troupe members may apply separately) The artist must demonstrate a significant tie or commitment to Napa County Specific funded activity must be identified prior to initial funding being released Recipients must acknowledge the awarded funds in a manner appropriate to the funding level \nDEFINITIONS \nArtist: Refers to both performers and creators (writers\, composers\, choreographers\, directors\, creative producers\, etc.) working in music\, dance\, theater\, comedy\, and spoken word. Emerging Talent: While this term is flexible our guideline is an artist who is pursuing their discipline professionally\, but who has not been billed as a headliner or creator on a regional or national level AND who has 10 or fewer years of professional experience. \nNominations will be reviewed bi-monthly in the following months: May\, July\, September\, November\, January\, and March. To be considered for the next month’s review window\, you must submit by the 10th of the prior month. Nominations received after the 10th will be reviewed in the following cycle. \nUPCOMING DEADLINE: April 10th\, 2024
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/amplifi-napa-valley-emerging-artists-grant/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250401
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250402
DTSTAMP:20250912T145442Z
CREATED:20250211T175135Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250912T145442Z
UID:17248-1743465600-1743551999@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Harkness Foundation for Dance Grant Proposal
DESCRIPTION:The Harkness Foundation for Dance is a private grant-making foundation dedicated to invigorating and supporting the dance art form\, predominantly in New York City. Since its inception the Foundation has contributed significantly to the dance field\, extending grants to over 600 organizations and fiscally-sponsored artists. The Harkness Board of Trustees meets three times annually to consider proposals. The Foundation stands in solidarity with social and racial justice work in the dance field\, and we are committed to ongoing evaluation of equitable practices in our grantmaking. \nThere are four major areas of support: \nDance creation\nDance presentation\nDance education\nDance medicine/other services to the dance field \nEligibility\nPrograms/projects related to dance only will be considered. Proposers may submit one application for support in a particular calendar year. Multiple proposals for support within one calendar year are not accepted. Our customary Program and Project grant range is $1\,000 to $10\,000. \nEXCLUSIONS\nEndowment funds\nCapital projects\nPrivate schools (below college level)\nVideo/film/book projects\nOutside of New York City \n  \nDEADLINE: April 1st\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/harkness-foundation-for-dance/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250319
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250320
DTSTAMP:20250211T182719Z
CREATED:20250211T182519Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250211T182719Z
UID:17265-1742342400-1742428799@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Walking Together
DESCRIPTION:Walking Together: Investing in Folklife in Communities of Color supports folklife and traditional arts rooted in communities of color by investing in artists/practitioners and the community organizations that care for them. It is a national funding program managed by the six U.S. regional arts organizations (RAOs). \nOften called the “art of everyday life\,” folklife includes traditional art forms and other creative expressions that reflect the aesthetics\, practices\, values\, and beliefs of community groups. All traditions are connected to the history of the communities that practice them\, but they are not just art forms of the past. Instead\, they are “living traditions” that adapt to remain relevant in a changing world\, including new and emerging traditions. Individuals and communities use traditional arts to build collective power\, engage in healing\, and strengthen their identity. Walking Together serves traditional artists/practitioners and organizations that show a deep commitment to sustaining folklife rooted in communities of color. \nEligibility: folklife and traditional arts rooted in communities of color \nDEADLINE: March 19th\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/walking-together/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250317
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250318
DTSTAMP:20250912T145453Z
CREATED:20250211T184428Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250912T145453Z
UID:17272-1742169600-1742255999@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Residency at Sitka
DESCRIPTION:Sitka Residencies offer dedicated time and space for artists\, writers\, scientists\, educators and interdisciplinary creators to immerse themselves in independent work amid the remarkable ecology of Cascade Head and the Oregon coast. \nSitka residents enjoy solitude as well as opportunities for self-directed exchange and collaboration in a supportive environment\, free from outside pressures\, drawing inspiration from a landscape that invites discovery\, reflection and renewal. \nResidencies\, ranging from two weeks to three months between October and May\, are awarded through an annual juried process and provided free of charge. Some Sitka residents also receive living and travel stipends as part of their awards. \nEligibility: open to artists based anywhere in the world \nDEADLINE: March 17th\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/residency-at-sitka/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250310
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250311
DTSTAMP:20260313T165347Z
CREATED:20250211T182824Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260313T165347Z
UID:17267-1741564800-1741651199@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:CALT Folk and Traditional Arts Experiences
DESCRIPTION:The Central Appalachia Living Traditions (CALT) Experiences grants fund public-facing projects and events in Appalachian counties of Ohio\, Virginia\, and West Virginia that bring community members together around folk and traditional arts practice and cultural knowledge. Funded projects will encourage broad public awareness\, understanding\, and appreciation of living traditions and/or grow and share artistic skill and cultural knowledge within the community. Because this program intends to diversify and expand the types of folk arts activities available throughout the region\, applications must be for new projects or projects that expand and/or diversify existing programming.  \nEligibility: Non-profit organizations and individual folk and traditional artists/practitioners in Appalachian Regional Commission-designated counties of Ohio\, Virginia\, and West Virginia  \nDEADLINE: March 10th\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/calt-folk-and-traditional-arts-experiences/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250308
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250309
DTSTAMP:20250912T145503Z
CREATED:20250218T155949Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250912T145503Z
UID:17304-1741392000-1741478399@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Movement Research
DESCRIPTION:A residency program providing commissioning support\, rehearsal space\, performance and related opportunities designed to support the individualized creative process of movement-based artists. \nSix (6) artists will be selected to participate in the 2024/2025 Movement Research Artist-in-Residence program via this application process. Applications will be reviewed and selected through a peer artist review process. \nSelected artists will be invited to participate in the 18 month long 2024/2025 residency which will begin on September 1\, 2024 and conclude on February 28\, 2026. \nArtists selected through the panel review process will receive residency fees supported through The Jerome Foundation and additional resources supported by the Davis/Dauray Family Fund\, and the Harkness Foundation for Dance; and by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council\, and The New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature. \nThrough the Artist-in-Residence Program\, Movement Research supports rigorous and wide-ranging artistic investigations that are movement-based\, but that may incorporate other disciplines and collaborations\, with a focus on experimentation. Artists who reflect a range of directions and approaches to making work such that there is an interesting confluence of artistic ideas being explored over the course of the coming years. \nMovement Research continuously seeks to engage a more diverse and inclusive participant body and strives to recognize individuality and create equal opportunities for all\, regardless of race\, class\, gender\, disability\, ethnicity\, sexuality\, immigration status or age. MR is committed to maintaining a strong connection to an existing diverse community of experimental artists and audiences\, while at the same time expanding its definition of experimentation to more broadly include working within and pushing the boundaries of all movement-based forms. Movement Research recognizes the incredible need to diversify the range of aesthetics\, cultural and socio-economic backgrounds represented on NYC stages and strongly encourages applications from individuals aligned with this vision. \nEligibility: \nArtists must apply as individuals. Movement based artists who are working collaboratively in an ongoing collaborative or collective structure should contact apply@movementresearch.org for eligibility consideration as a collaborative team on a case-by-case basis. \nApplicant must be a resident of New York City. Resident means that your permanent mailing address is in New York City/one of the 5 Boroughs and have been a resident for at least one year prior to applying for the program. \nApplicant must be working in the field of dance or other movement-based forms. \nApplicant must identify as an early career artist as defined by the Jerome Foundation. Please see below for further information on what constitutes an early career artist for the Jerome Foundation**. \nApplicant must not be enrolled full-time or part-time in a school or University program\, nor as a low resident student in a degree-granting education program. The Jerome Foundation defines “student” in terms of enrollment/ matriculation status\, not contact hours\, so low-residency MFA students are not eligible. Artists who are in an MFA or PhD program\, must complete the program and have graduated prior to participation in any Jerome-funded programs. \nPast Movement Research Artists-in-Residence are not eligible to apply for this opportunity. \nEligible applicants must be considered to be early career — artists with some track record of creating and presenting full work (not beginning artists)\, and artists who are NOT at a point in their careers where they receive consistent development and production opportunities and significant recognition\, awards\, and acclaim (not mid-career or established artists). \nThe Jerome Foundation’s criteria for eligible artists is as follows:\n \n\nAre in the early stages of their creative development\nHave a focused direction and are actively creating new work in their chosen artistic discipline(s)\nHave yet to be substantially celebrated within their field\, the media\, funding circles or the public at large\nAre vocational (as opposed to avocational\, academic\, amateur or educational) artists\nAre not participating in any degree-granting programs (K-12\, undergraduate\, graduate) in any field\n\nDEADLINE: March 8th\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/movement-research/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250303
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250304
DTSTAMP:20260313T165745Z
CREATED:20250211T185500Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260313T165745Z
UID:17281-1740960000-1741046399@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Culver City Artist Laureate Program
DESCRIPTION:Culver City continues to expand its recognition of the importance of the arts and the many creative artists who are committed to developing their art forms\, enriching our community with their exhibits\, performances\, presentations\, and service. The program is a collaboration between the City of Culver City — the City Council and Cultural Affairs Commission — and Culver City Arts Foundation. Funding is made possible by the City’s percent for art program and a grant from the Culver City Arts Foundation. \nThe City will appoint for a two-year term an individual artist from one of three arts discipline categories—fine and visual arts\, performing arts\, and literary arts—to serve as cultural ambassador and advocate for the arts within Culver City. The award will recognize artistic excellence\, support the continuing development of the artist’s work\, and spotlight the important role individual artists play in contributing to a vibrant\, equitable and healthy community\, enriching the city’s creative economy\, and positively impacting the quality of life for people of all ages.\n \n  \nThe program is open to all artists in three disciplines: \n\nFine and Visual Arts: 2-Dimensional\, 3-Dimensional\, and New Genre/New Media\, Performing Arts: Music\, Dance\, Theater\, Spoken Word\, and Performance Art \nLiterary Arts: Poetry\, Novels\, Essays\, Short Stories\, Stage Plays\, and Screenplays\n\nDEADLINE: March 3rd\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/culver-city-artist-laureate-program/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250301
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250302
DTSTAMP:20250912T145510Z
CREATED:20250211T185309Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250912T145510Z
UID:17279-1740787200-1740873599@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Brabson Family Foundation
DESCRIPTION:The Brabson Family Foundation supports bold and innovative ideas in education\, sciences\, and the arts in the United States. Successful grant applications demonstrate a novel or unique idea and clearly define the problem and proposed solution. 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and organizations under the umbrella of another 501(c)(3) nonprofit are eligible to apply. Examples of past grants are available on the Foundation’s website.  \nSuccessful Brabson Family Foundation grant applications:\nDemonstrate a novel or unique idea; something that hasn’t been done before \nHave a clear and concise problem statement and proposed solution \nYour organization must be a 501c3 non-profit\, or under the umbrella of another 501c3 non-profit organization.  \nDEADLINE: March 1st\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/brabson-family-foundation/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250301
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250302
DTSTAMP:20250912T145515Z
CREATED:20250211T180503Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250912T145515Z
UID:17258-1740787200-1740873599@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Aimed Dance Summer Fest: Internship & Workstudy Scholarships
DESCRIPTION:The Aimed Dance Summer Fest faculty invite you to experience the depth and breadth of contemporary dance through this unique training and performance experience. The ADSF intensive is open to pre-professional dancers starting at 14 years of age looking to enhance their performance and choreography style to professionals seeking a summer of self-investment. Running for two weeks (July 7 – 19\, 2025)\, dancers may choose to join us for one week or two full weeks. Each week will culminate in a performance event featuring the intensive participants alongside selected professional companies and performers. ADSF is opening internships and work study scholarships offering dancers 18+ years of age an opportunity to learn a new skill or advance their skills in production and administrative aspects of operating a dance festival. Priority will be given to two-week participants.  \n\nInternships will include a full tuition\, housing\, and dining scholarship.\nWork study scholarships will include a partial scholarship. To be considered\, dancers will need to apply no later than March 1 and specify on their application. The application will ask for supporting documents including the following:\nCover letter addressing a statement of need\nResume demonstrating internship/work study areas of expertise\nOne letter of recommendation\n\nDEADLINE: March 1st\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/aimed-dance-summer-fest-internship/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250226
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250227
DTSTAMP:20250218T160544Z
CREATED:20221031T185516Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250218T160544Z
UID:13135-1740528000-1740614399@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:USArtists International
DESCRIPTION:Mid Atlantic Arts is committed to the development and expansion of both the careers and artistic goals of U.S. performers by providing connections to audiences\, presenters\, curators\, and their peers through the USAI program. By elevating the voices that reflect a vibrant array of creative expression\, we are able to celebrate and share the diversity and imagination of the United States. \nApplications to USAI must meet eligibility criteria in each of the following three areas to be eligible for the program: \nArtist Eligibility\nInternational Tour Eligibility\nEngagement Eligibility \nDEADLINE: February 26th\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/usartists-international/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250221
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250222
DTSTAMP:20250211T183830Z
CREATED:20250211T183323Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250211T183830Z
UID:17269-1740096000-1740182399@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Making It Public for Massachusetts Artists
DESCRIPTION:Making it Public (MIP) for Massachusetts Artists is a free five-week virtual workshop series designed by Forecast Public Art (FPA) to support artists of all disciplines in exploring and expanding their public art making practice. At the conclusion of the workshop series\, participating artists will be better equipped to respond to a Call for Temporary Public Art and foster more vibrant and equitable public spaces through artmaking. \nThe 2025 trainings will take place virtually on Tuesdays from 10:30 AM-12:00 noon ET\, January 28-April 8\, 2025. More details below. \nMaking it Public for Artists is designed by Forecast Public Art (FPA) and facilitated by Cándida González. \nMaking it Public: for Massachusetts Artists will cover practical and tactical subjects including site analysis\, stakeholder considerations\, community engagement\, funding opportunities\, contracting\, insurance\, and more! Sessions will include guest public art professionals\, both local and national\, adding a depth of knowledge about the field of public art\, the profession\, and its contemporary issues. \nParticipants must be…\n \n\nA practicing artist – Artists may be self/community-taught\, institutionally trained\, or a combination of both.\nBased in Massachusetts – residing full-time and making work in Massachusetts.\nInterested in public artmaking that fosters and/or contributes to more racially and spatially just versions of what is possible in our public spaces.\n\nNEFA values diverse cultural and artistic expressions as essential to more equitable and vibrant public spaces and recognizes that some artists may experience barriers to accessing professional development opportunities due to race\, gender\, disability\, sexual orientation\, class\, age\, and geography. \nNEFA strongly encourages artists who identify as Black\, Indigenous\, People of Color (BIPOC)\, who are rooted in rural communities\, and/or who may have experienced other barriers to accessing professional development opportunities\, to consider participating in Making it Public for Artists. \nParticipants will be accepted on a rolling basis. \nA confirmation email will be sent to registrants by the week of February 24\, 2025\, to confirm participation. If registration reaches capacity\, artists may be waitlisted. Confirmation email will also include: materials for Week 1 (first workshop is March 4\, 2025). \nDEADLINE: February 21st\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/making-it-public-for-massachusetts-artists/
CATEGORIES:Deadlines
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250219
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250220
DTSTAMP:20260313T165758Z
CREATED:20250211T175458Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260313T165758Z
UID:17252-1739923200-1740009599@dancedataproject.com
SUMMARY:Dancers' Group
DESCRIPTION:CA$H Dance is a granting program for artists and organizations creating work in the San Francisco Bay Area. CA$H was designed in 1999 by artists for artists through the organizational work of Dancers’ Group and Theatre Bay Area. \nThe program seeks to support a range of artists and organizations that represent the many diversities of Bay Area dance (race\, ethnicity\, genre\, age\, gender\, orientation\, ability\, experience\, location). Please read Dancers’ Group’s Racial Equity Statement. You can also view the statistics from the Spring 2023 round of CA$H. \nCA$H Dance is funded by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation with additional support from Grants for the Arts\, Fleishhacker Foundation\, and the Phyllis C. Wattis Foundation. \nCA$H Dance accepts applications from dance artists\, partnerships or collectives of two or more dance artists\, and dance organizations residing and making work in the Bay Area*. Applicants do not need to have a fiscal sponsor or nonprofit status. \n*The Bay Area includes Alameda\, Contra Costa\, Marin\, Napa\, San Francisco\, San Mateo\, Santa Clara\, Solano\, and Sonoma Counties.\nApplicants residing in Santa Cruz or Monterey Counties are not eligible. \nApplicants may only submit one proposal per application round. If an artist is in a partnership/collective or if the artist leads an applicant organization\, they are not eligible to apply individually. \nDANCE ARTISTS \n\nMust be at least 21 years old on or before the application deadline.\nMust be able to document at least one work that was presented publicly in the Bay Area. This presentation must be separate from works performed as part of a college\, university\, or postsecondary program. Artists who lead or present culturally specific dance in public settings are eligible.\nMust have a project budget under $75\,000.\nNote:\n– An application may be submitted by an individual artist working by themself; with a teacher\, mentor\, or consultant; or with collaborators who are participating in the individual’s artistic vision.\n– If you direct a dance organization\, only submit an artist application if your work in the grant period is taking place outside the organization’s structure.\n– Artists should apply as an organization if they are fiscally sponsored or if they have nonprofit status.\n\nDANCE PARTNERSHIPS and COLLECTIVES \n\nEach individual named as a partner or member of the collective must meet the individual artist eligibility requirements.\nPartnerships/collectives must be able to document at least one work that was presented publicly by the partnership/collective in the Bay Area. This presentation must be separate from works performed as part of a college\, university\, or postsecondary program.\nIf applying as a partnership/collective\, each partner/collective member must share administrative/artistic responsibility for the proposed activity.\nMust have a project budget under $75\,000.\nNote:\n– The panel will review partnership/collective applications as part of the artist category.\n– Partnerships/Collectives should apply as an organization if they are fiscally sponsored or if they have nonprofit status.\n\n\nDANCE ORGANIZATIONS \n\nMust be able to document at least a two-year history in the Bay Area\, with a minimum of two works that were presented publicly in separate years in the Bay Area. Organizations that lead or present culturally specific dance in public settings are eligible.\nMust have an annual operating and project budget under $75\,000.\n\nDEADLINE: February 19th\, 2025
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/dancers-group/
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