BRX 2022 Applications are now open

Apply before January 31.

Over 50 participants from across the state will be selected from an application process to attend an in-person gathering in Tonopah, Nevada. Program participants will range from artists, community stakeholders, as well as representatives from private and public sectors.

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The BRX program will take place between April 18, 2022 to June 30, 2023, and include:

One in-Person Gathering: Program participants will attend a three-day gathering in Tonopah, NV from Monday, April 18 to Wednesday to April 20, 2022.

Mentorship: Small teams will form during the April 18-20 opening convening. These teams will provide peer support, mentorship, and an opportunity for exchange between rural and urban communities. Teams are comprised of 2-3 participants representing at least two different communities.

Community Exchange and Engagement Activities: Participants will develop and implement pilot arts and cultural programs in intercommunity teams that facilitate rural-urban exchange and community engagement. Projects will be designed and implemented between April 2022-June 2023. If additional funding is secured, participants will have the opportunity to apply for and receive seed funding for these projects.

Quarterly Team Meetings, Participants and Conference Calls

Invitation to Present at the 2023 Nevada Basin to Range Exchange for Selected Projects

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Announcing Nevada Arts Council Fiscal Year 2023 Grants

On December 16, 2021, the Nevada Arts Council Board approved the first round of grant opportunities for the Fiscal Year 2023 (FY23): July 1 to June 30, 2023.

Additional grant opportunities (including the Artist Fellowship Grant) will be announced in Spring 2022.

Nevada Arts Council staff will be providing detailed information and answering questions regarding all FY23 grants at upcoming Grant Webinars on January 26 and 27. See the registration information below.

Operating Support Grant

Supporting core operations of arts organizations

· Open to: Non-profit arts organizations*

· For more information, see the Grant Guidelines

*This is a 1-year opportunity for organizations who are NOT current FY22/23 Operating Support Grant recipients. Current OSG recipients are only required to submit their Interim Report.

Project Grant for Organizations

Supporting arts and cultural projects with community impact

· Open to: Non-profit organizations and public institutions

· For more information, see the Grant Guidelines

Project Grant for Artists

Providing project support for individual artists

· Open to: Individuals

· For more information, see the Grant Guidelines

Arts Learning Project Grant

Supporting arts learning activities for Pre-K – 12 and Lifelong Learning

· Open to: Non-profit organizations and public institutions

· For more information, see the Grant Guidelines

Arts Learning Express Grant

Supporting short-term teaching artist residencies

· Open to: Individuals on the Nevada Arts Council Teaching Artist Roster, non-profit organizations, and public institutions

· For more information, see the Grant Guidelines

Folklife Community Grant

Supporting the work of folk artists in Nevada communities

· Open to: Non-profit organizations with annual budgets of $30,000 or less

· For more information, see the Grant Guidelines

Folklife Artist Grant

Supporting the work of Nevada’s folk artists and culture bearers

· Open to: Individuals

· For more information, see the Grant Guidelines

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To view all grant opportunities, visit the website:

FY23 Grant Webinars

Nevada Arts Council is offering two virtual sessions to accommodate different schedules. Both meetings will cover the same information.

You must register in advance. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing a link to join the meeting.

Session #1: Wednesday, January 26, 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm (PT)

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Session #2: Thursday, January 27, 10:00 am to 11:00 am (PT)

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The Nevada Arts Council Grants Program reflects a significant commitment by the State of Nevada to support the creation of art and access to the arts for its citizens. Nevada Arts Council grants support efforts of nonprofit arts and community organizations, public institutions, and individual artists to make cultural activities and experiences widely available to those who live in or visit Nevada.

Major funding for the Nevada Arts Council is provided by the State of Nevada and the National Endowment for the Arts.

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