Small Arts Project and School Arts Project Grant
Current funds have been exhausted! The next available deadline will be July 1, 2024, the beginning of our FY 2025.
Deadlines are July 1, 2023–March 1, 2024. Monthly deadlines until funds are exhausted.
Organization Grant Writing Workshop Overview (PDF)
We have created a step-by-step tutorial on how to create an online account and apply for a grant in our online grant system.
Organizational Tutorial (PDF)
Small Arts Project Grant
Non-profit arts organizations, community groups, or public organizations producing or sponsoring arts activities for their community are eligible. The grant may be up to $2,500. BIPOC cultural activities can apply for up to $4,000. The purpose of the Small Arts Project Grant is to provide funding for organizations directly engaged in the creation of art, the production of artistic performances or art services, or the sponsorship of quality arts activities in our local communities that may have a smaller budget. Fundable activities include arts and music festivals, community bands and choirs, theatre events, dance performances, literary readings, instrumental and vocal music concerts, theater productions, visual art exhibitions and classes, etc. Organizations that are not a 501c3 nonprofit may apply using a Fiscal Sponsor.
SA guidelines (PDF)
SA Application Questions (Microsoft Word doc)
SA Budget page (Microsoft Excel spreadsheet)
School Arts Project Grant
Grants are for public and private schools K–12 of up to $2,500 are available to fund residencies, live art performances, mini-workshops, or arts related field trips.
SCH guidelines (PDF)
SCH Application Questions (Microsoft Word doc)
SCH Budget page (Microsoft Excel spreadsheet)
IMPORTANT: Please read the grant program guidelines thoroughly before starting your application. New applicants are also strongly encouraged to call the office and talk with the Prairie Lakes staff.
