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Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Conseil des arts de Montréal

Overview of Available Grants and Funding

Le Conseil des arts de Montréal est l'un des moteurs de la dynamique scène artistique et culturelle montréalaise. Il soutient la création artistique, l'innovation et l'accessibilité. Par l'entremise de subventions, de résidences et de partenariats, le Conseil favorise le développement de diverses disciplines artistiques, des arts visuels aux arts de la scène, assurant ainsi l'épanouissement des créateurs et des organismes. Engagé dans l'inclusion et l'engagement communautaire, il joue un rôle essentiel en faisant des arts une partie intégrante de l'identité montréalaise, en enrichissant la vie culturelle de ses résidents et en promouvant la ville en tant que centre dynamique de créativité. View Conseil des arts de Montréal's website for more information.
Content last updated: March 5, 2026

List of grants and funding offered by Conseil des arts de Montréal

15 opportunities available
Project Funding for organizations
Grant and FundingOpen

Project Funding for organizations

One-time funding for Montréal arts organizations’ professional projects
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Eligible Funding
  • Up to 75% of project cost
Eligible Industries
  • Information and cultural industries
  • Arts, entertainment and recreation
Types of eligible projects
Environment and ClimateHuman Resources
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Environmentally responsible production, dissemination, promotion and consolidation or resource-pooling
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Eligible Funding
  • Maximum amount : 30,000 $
  • Up to 80% of project cost
Eligible Industries
  • Arts, entertainment and recreation
Types of eligible projects
Environment and Climate
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Dance Creation Residency
Grant and FundingClosed

Dance Creation Residency

Dance Creation Residency offers technical support for Montréal artists
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Eligible Funding
  • Maximum amount : 8,500 $
Eligible Industries
  • Arts, entertainment and recreation
Types of eligible projects
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Tremplin Grant - Indigenous Arts
Grant and FundingOpen

Tremplin Grant - Indigenous Arts

Support for Indigenous arts projects needing financial assistance
Quebec, Canada
Eligible Funding
  • Maximum amount : 3,000 $
Eligible Industries
  • Arts, entertainment and recreation
Types of eligible projects
Quebec, Canada
Arts et lettres de Montréal - Territorial partnership - Ecoresponsibility and sharing
Other SupportPartnering and CollaborationGrant and FundingClosed

Arts et lettres de Montréal - Territorial partnership - Ecoresponsibility and sharing

Supports eco-responsible and collaborative projects by Montreal arts organizations
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Eligible Funding
  • Maximum amount : 30,000 $
  • Up to 80% of project cost
Eligible Industries
  • Information and cultural industries
  • Arts, entertainment and recreation
Types of eligible projects
Environment and Climate
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Tremplin Grant – Indigenous Arts
Grant and FundingClosed

Tremplin Grant – Indigenous Arts

Microfunding for Indigenous artists and organizations in Montréal area
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Eligible Funding
  • Maximum amount : 3,000 $
  • Up to 100% of project cost
Eligible Industries
  • Arts, entertainment and recreation
Types of eligible projects
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Project Grants for Organizations
Grant and FundingClosed

Project Grants for Organizations

Support for one-off professional artistic projects
Quebec, Canada
Eligible Funding
  • Up to 75% of project cost
Eligible Industries
  • Arts, entertainment and recreation
Types of eligible projects
Quebec, Canada
Support for Indigenous collectives and organizations
Grant and FundingClosed

Support for Indigenous collectives and organizations

Supports Indigenous arts creation and organizational development
Quebec, Canada
Eligible Funding
  • Maximum amount : 15,000 $
Eligible Industries
  • Arts, entertainment and recreation
Types of eligible projects
Quebec, Canada
Fiscal Sponsorship
Grant and FundingClosed

Fiscal Sponsorship

Enables approved fundraising with simplified donation administration
Quebec, Canada
Support Fund for Accessibility Costs
Grant and FundingClosed

Support Fund for Accessibility Costs

Supports accessibility costs for D/deaf and disabled people
Quebec, Canada
CultivART program – organization component
Grant and FundingWage Subsidies And InternsClosed

CultivART program – organization component

Paid mentored internships for emerging Indigenous arts workers
Quebec, Canada
Environmentally responsible production, dissemination, promotion or resource-pooling
Grant and FundingClosed

Environmentally responsible production, dissemination, promotion or resource-pooling

Support for environmentally responsible cultural projects and resource-pooling
Quebec, Canada
Support for Projects Facilitating Access to Creative Spaces
Grant and FundingClosed

Support for Projects Facilitating Access to Creative Spaces

Supports early-stage access to affordable creative spaces
Quebec, Canada
Support for D/deaf Artists or Artists with Disabilities (Individuals, Collectives and Organizations)
Quebec, Canada
Touring Program
Grant and FundingClosed

Touring Program

Supports touring of existing artistic works in Montréal
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

About Conseil des arts de Montréal

What is Conseil des arts de Montréal's official website?

Conseil des arts de Montréal's official website is https://artsmontreal.org/.

What else should I know about Conseil des arts de Montréal?

The Conseil des arts de Montréal (CAM) plays a pivotal role in fostering artistic excellence and cultural vibrancy in the city. Through its diverse grants and funding programs, CAM supports artists, collectives, and organizations across various disciplines. This guide highlights the programs, eligibility criteria, and strategies to make the most of CAM’s opportunities. Why the Conseil des arts de Montréal Matters CAM is essential to Montréal’s artistic ecosystem, offering: Financial Support: Grants that enable artists and organizations to create, innovate, and share their work with the community. Cultural Development: Programs that promote artistic engagement and reflect Montréal’s diverse cultural landscape. Capacity Building: Initiatives that strengthen the infrastructure and sustainability of the city’s arts sector. Community Outreach: Projects that connect artists with local and international audiences. Types of Grants and Funding Programs 1. Creation and Production Grants These grants support the development and production of new artistic works across disciplines such as: Visual Arts: Funding for exhibitions, installations, and public art. Performing Arts: Support for theater, dance, and music productions. Literature: Assistance for writers and literary events. 2. Touring and Dissemination Grants CAM offers funding to help artists and organizations showcase their work outside their usual venues. These grants facilitate: Local Touring: Reaching new audiences within Montréal. National and International Dissemination: Expanding the reach of Montréal’s arts on a global scale. 3. Diversity and Inclusion Programs CAM prioritizes inclusivity by funding projects that highlight underrepresented voices, including: Indigenous Arts: Grants for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis artists. Cultural Diversity: Programs supporting artists from diverse backgrounds. Accessibility Initiatives: Projects that ensure arts experiences are accessible to all. 4. Organizational Development Grants These programs aim to strengthen arts organizations by funding: Strategic Planning: Developing long-term goals and sustainability. Capacity Building: Training and professional development for staff. Operational Support: Assistance with day-to-day operations. 5. Special Projects and Partnerships CAM collaborates with other organizations to support innovative projects, including: Residencies: Opportunities for artists to develop their practice in unique settings. Community Arts: Initiatives that foster collaboration between artists and communities. Environmental Arts: Projects addressing ecological themes. How to Apply for CAM Grants Securing funding from the Conseil des arts de Montréal requires preparation and a strong application. Follow these steps: 1. Identify the Right Program Visit CAM’s website to explore their funding opportunities. Ensure the selected program aligns with your project’s goals. 2. Review Eligibility Criteria Each program has specific requirements, including: Artistic Discipline: Confirm that your work aligns with the program’s focus. Applicant Type: Verify whether you qualify as an individual artist, collective, or organization. Project Scope: Ensure your project fits the program’s objectives and priorities. 3. Prepare Your Application A strong application should include: Project Proposal: A detailed description of your project, objectives, and intended outcomes. Budget Plan: A comprehensive breakdown of expenses and how funds will be used. Supporting Documents: Include resumes, past work samples, and letters of support. 4. Submit and Follow Up Adhere to application deadlines and follow up with CAM staff if clarification is needed. Be prepared to address any questions or provide additional documentation. Tips for Success Understand the Priorities: Align your project with CAM’s mission to support creativity, diversity, and accessibility. Demonstrate Impact: Highlight how your project will contribute to the artistic and cultural community. Seek Feedback: Reach out to CAM for guidance before submitting your application. Additional Resources Conseil des arts de Montréal Website: Comprehensive details on programs and deadlines. Workshops and Information Sessions: CAM regularly hosts sessions to help applicants navigate the process. Consultants: Professionals like hellodarwin.com can assist with crafting compelling grant applications. The Conseil des arts de Montréal provides invaluable support to the city’s vibrant arts scene. By leveraging its funding programs, artists and organizations can bring their creative visions to life and make a lasting impact on Montréal’s cultural landscape.