The calendar below features upcoming Arts Commission deadlines, events, information sessions and workshop opportunities. Times, dates and event details may be subject to change. For more information, please email info@azarts.gov.
Applicants assigned to this section:
-Act One Foundation
-Actor’s Youth Theatre
-Arizona Classic Jazz Festival
-Arts Express
-Black Theatre Troupe
-Canyon Movement Company
-Center Dance Ensemble
-East Valley Children’s Theatre
-Flagstaff Friends of Traditional Music
-Grand Canyon Men’s Chorale
-Literacy Connects (Stories that Soar)
-Many Mouths One Stomach
-Mesa Encore Theatre
-Metropolitan Youth Symphony
-Northern Arizona Celtic Heritage Society
Applicants assigned to this section:
-Odaiko Sonora
-Orpheus Male Chorus of Phoenix
-ProMusica Arizona Chorale and Orchestra
-Roosevelt Row Community Development Corporation
-Shemer Art Center and Museum
-Southern Arizona Symphony Orchestra
-Spotlight Youth Theatre
-The Bisbee Radio Project
-The Drawing Studio
-Theatrikos Theatre Company
-Weavel Inc.
-White Mountain Apache Tribe Nowike’Bogowa Cultural Center and Museum
-Willcox Historic Theater Preservation
-Yavapai Symphony Association
Applicants assigned to this section:
-Arizona Bach Festival
-Arizona Dance Education Organization
-Arizona Early Music Society
-Arizona Masterworks Chorale
-Artists Coalition of Flagstaff
-Bisbee Community Chorus
-Casa Libre en la Solana
-Civic Orchestra of Tucson
-Desert Voices
-Fine Arts Association of Arizona
-Flagstaff Community Band
-Gila Valley Arts Council
-Grand Canyon Guitar Society
-Heritage Square Trust
-Indo American Cultural Connect
-iTheatre Collaborative
-Lake Havasu Regional Orchestra
-Lake Havasu Symphonic Winds
-Living Traditions Presentations
-Movement Source (dba Movement Source Dance Company)
Applicants assigned to this section:
-Musica Nova
-North Valley Symphony Orchestra
-Orange Theater Group
-Orchestra Northern Arizona
-Patagonia Creative Arts Association
-Patrons of the Arts (dba Hilltop Gallery)
-Phoenix Institute of Contemporary Art
-Phoenix Women’s Chorus
-POG, Inc.
-Rising Youth Theatre
-Safos Dance Theatre
-San Tan Community Performing Arts
-Scottsdale Neighborhood Arts Place
-Sons of Orpheus – The Male Chorus of Tucson
-The Bisbee Women’s Club
-Tucson Guitar Society
-Verde Valley Voices
-VSA Arts of Arizona, Inc.
-Winding Road Theater Ensemble
-Young Sounds of Arizona
Applicants assigned to this section:
Level I Applicants:
-A3F Incorporated
-Agua Fria High School Band Parent Organization, Inc.
-Arizona Dance Coalition
-Arizona Wind Symphony, Inc.
-Casa Grande Friends of the Arts
-Many Farms High School
-UA Fred Fox School of Music
Level II Applicants:
-Arizona Aloha Festivals, Inc.
-Arizona Asian American Association
-Arizona Matsuri
-CONDER/dance
-Corazon De Latinos Unidos
-Cultural Coalition, Inc.
-Flagstaff Music Festival
-Friends of Big Band Jazz – Prescott Jazz Summit
-Grand Canyon Salsa Festival
-Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival
-India Association
-La Frontera
-Mesa Martin Luther King Celebration, Inc.
-Phoenix Chinese Week
-Prescott Chamber of Commerce
-Prescott Film Festival
-Sidepony Music
-Southern Arizona Blues Heritage Foundation
-The Carpetbag Brigade
-Town of Payson
-Tsunami Arts Festival
-Tucson Jewish Community Center
-Tucson Kitchen Musicians Association
-West Yavapai Guidance Clinic Foundation
-Wham Arts Association
Southwest Folklife Alliance’s Master-Apprentice Grant Award is designed to support the teaching/learning relationship between traditional artists and their apprentices. The goal of this award is to strengthen the transmission of community-based traditions throughout the Southwestern United States. The award supports a master artist or tradition bearer who has identified a qualified apprentice (or group of apprentices), to engage in a relationship that includes intensive learning, one-on-one mentorship and hands-on experience in his/her traditional artistic practice.
Learn more about the Master-Apprentice Grant and the application process during this information session presented by Maribel Alvarez and Leah Maahs of Southwest Folklife Alliance and hosted by the Arizona Commission on the Arts.
Consortium of Arizona Local Arts Agencies (CAZLAA) Summer Administrator’s Meeting #3 Agenda
1:00 – 5:00pm CAZLAA Meeting: The Arts as Economic Driver in Rural AZ
1:00 – 1:45pm Welcome/Introductions/Updates (45 min)
Including an update from the ACA on several new initiatives.
1:45 – 3:15pm Creative Placemaking in Rural Arizona (90 min)
Guest speakers:
o Juliana Brutsche, Dir. Of Dev., AZ Culture, Phoenix
o Casey Rooney, Econ. Dev. Dir., City of Cottonwood
o Kris Williams, Exec. Dir., Williams Alliance for the Arts
3:15 – 3:30pm Break (15 min)
3:30 – 4:30pm Partnering with Chambers of Commerce and Tourism Bureaus (60 min) Guest Speaker: Julie Brooks, Exec. Dir., Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce
4:30 – 5:00pm Going Forward: 2016 Meeting Planning (30 min)
Friday, February 26th & Friday, August 26th, 2016
POST MEETING EVENTS:
5:00pm – 7:00pm Happy Hour & Dinner*
Reservation at: Red Raven Restaurant http://www.redravenrestaurant.com/index.html
*No Host Event
