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Arts Council of Placer County Grants Program in the US

Deadline: 30-Sep-22

Applicants are now invited to submit applications for the Arts Council of Placer County (ACPC) Grants Program.

Arts Council of Placer County (ACPC) promotes and advocates for all arts across Placer County to enrich and help develop the artistic culture of this region of Northern California.

As the designated Arts Partner for Placer County and the California Arts Council, one designated scope of work is to administer these funds each fiscal year.

Grant Categories
  • Arts Education in the Schools / Teacher Grants
  • Performers / Artists / Studio Tours
  • Arts Organizations
  • Public Art / Special Arts Projects
  • Film Projects
Funding Information
  • Arts Education in the Schools / Teacher Grants: Grants will range from $250-$1,500.
  • Performers / Artists / Studio Tours: Grants will range from $250-$1,500
  • Arts Organizations: Grants will range from $500-$5,000.
  • Public Art / Special Arts Projects: Grants will range from $1,000-$5,000.
  • Film Projects: Grants will range from $500-$2,500.
Eligibility Criteria
  • Arts Education in the Schools / Teacher Grants

    • Available for artists or educators for programs promoting arts education, such as seminars, classes, special projects, teaching tools, etc.
    • Schools are not eligible to apply but may apply through a group such as a Parent-Teacher Association. Teacher grants, including arts and music teachers, are designed specifically to allow them to purchase supplies for ongoing or specific arts projects for students.
  • Performers / Artists / Studio Tours

    • Available for Artists, Studio Tours and Performers for special projects, Artist Studio Tours, art in public places, place making, maker projects, etc. that are determined to be beneficial to local communities.
  • Arts Organizations

    • Applicants must be non-profit or apply with a fiscal sponsor for community arts projects, performances, studio tours, events, festivals, etc.
  • Public Art / Special Arts Projects

    • Available for enduring works of art that will be publicly displayed in local communities.
  • Film Projects

    • Available for local film projects.

For more information, visit ACPC.

For more information, visit https://www.placerarts.org/community-grants/