WE'RE MOVING THE ARTS FORWARD
FOR ALL ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, NC
ART PROGRAMS & OPPORTUNITIES LOCALLY & ALL AROUND NC
(Page may take a moment to fully load. We're worth the wait.)
Grassroots Grants
Organizations must have been in operation for at least one year. While nonprofit 501(c)(3) status is preferred, organizations that are nonprofit in nature may also receive Grassroots Arts Program subgrants.
Examples of arts programs that are commonly funded with Grassroots funds include:
Performances, festivals, art exhibitions, arts camps and after-school programs, artist residencies for schools, artist fees for classes and workshops, website development, research, marketing expenses for art walks and studio tours, royalties, props, sets, and costumes for theatre performances, and equipment rental.
The Grassroots Arts Program legislation requires that Grassroots Grants must be matched dollar for dollar with cash from local sources during the applicable fiscal year. If you are having difficulty with the cash match, please reach out to us at director at rcarts dot org.
Examples of arts programs that are commonly funded with Grassroots funds include:
Manage your Grassroots grant:
W-9 forms
No Overdue Tax Certification
Find your legislator
NC Arts Council Branding Materials
RC Arts Council logo
Examples of arts programs that are commonly funded with Grassroots funds include:
Performances, festivals, art exhibitions, arts camps and after-school programs, artist residencies for schools, artist fees for classes and workshops, website development, research, marketing expenses for art walks and studio tours, royalties, props, sets, and costumes for theatre performances, and equipment rental.
The Grassroots Arts Program legislation requires that Grassroots Grants must be matched dollar for dollar with cash from local sources during the applicable fiscal year. If you are having difficulty with the cash match, please reach out to us at director at rcarts dot org.
Examples of arts programs that are commonly funded with Grassroots funds include:
- Performances
- Festivals
- Art Exhibitions
- Arts camps and after-school programs
- Artist Residencies for schools
- Artist fees for classes and workshops
- Website development
- Research
- Marketing expenses for Art Walks and Studio Tours
- Royalties, props, sets, and costumes for theatre performances
- Equipment rental
Manage your Grassroots grant:
W-9 forms
No Overdue Tax Certification
Find your legislator
NC Arts Council Branding Materials
RC Arts Council logo
HOW WE SERVE
Grassroots Application North Carolina Arts Council's Grassroots Grant program provides high quality art programs to all North Carolina residents, and we are proud to be a designated partner for the program. |
We foster paid and volunteer opportunities for local artists. 100% of the proceeds from the annual art auction goes toward purchasing loaner equipment to enable artists to display their work. The Art of Us annual event features local visual and performance artists and is free and open to the community thanks to a partnership with Bark, Stuff Made of Wood in Stoneville, NC. |
We are a proud founding member of the RoCo Art Alliance: a five-member coalition of organizations working together to strengthen the arts in Rockingham County |
|
|
|
Rockingham County
|
© COPYRIGHT 2020
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. |
Rockingham County Arts Council is committed to provide equal access to programs and activities for citizens of all abilities. If you would like to discuss accommodations or explore if a program is appropriate, please contact RCAC at 336-355-5783.
RCAC is a designated partner of The North Carolina Arts Council which builds on our state’s longstanding love of the arts, leading the way to a more vibrant future. The Arts Council is an economic catalyst, fueling a thriving nonprofit creative sector that generates $2.12 billion in direct economic activity. The Arts Council is also a cultural pathfinder, sustaining diverse arts expression and traditions and investing in new innovative approaches to art-making. The North Carolina Arts Council has also proven to be a champion for youth by cultivating tomorrow’s creative citizens through arts education. www.NCArts.org
RCAC is a designated partner of The North Carolina Arts Council which builds on our state’s longstanding love of the arts, leading the way to a more vibrant future. The Arts Council is an economic catalyst, fueling a thriving nonprofit creative sector that generates $2.12 billion in direct economic activity. The Arts Council is also a cultural pathfinder, sustaining diverse arts expression and traditions and investing in new innovative approaches to art-making. The North Carolina Arts Council has also proven to be a champion for youth by cultivating tomorrow’s creative citizens through arts education. www.NCArts.org