Yukon Arts Fund
YT, Canada
Yukon arts community funding
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Grant and Funding
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- Arts, entertainment and recreation
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- Department of Tourism and Culture (YK)
- Government of Yukon
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Arts collectives and other eligible groups can receive funds to plan an activity related to literary, visual or performing arts.
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Eligible projects or activities for this grant include:
- Arts activities that address the Arts Fund criteria and Yukon Arts Policy
- Projects proposed by non-profit societies, industry and community associations, school and local advisory councils, First Nations and municipal governments, and artist collectives
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$45,000
Montreal
Creating a public mural to celebrate multiculturalism in Montreal.
$50,000
Toronto
Organizing a visual arts exhibition showcasing indigenous artwork in Toronto.
$50,000
Vancouver
Hosting a literary festival with workshops and readings in Vancouver.
$50,000
Ottawa
Developing a new theatre production focusing on youth issues in Ottawa.
$40,000
Calgary
Staging a community dance performance in Calgary focusing on local history.
$50,000
Halifax
Hosting a multi-day visual and performing arts showcase in Halifax.
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The eligibility criteria for this grant include:
- Any groups proposing an arts activity that addresses the Arts Fund criteria and Yukon Arts Policy.
- Eligible groups can include non-profit societies, industry and community associations, school and local advisory councils, First Nations and municipal governments, and artist collectives.
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Non-profit societies, industry and community associations, school and local advisory councils, First Nations and municipal governments, and artist collectives are eligible types of companies for this grant. Applicants must propose arts activities that address the Arts Fund criteria and Yukon Arts Policy.
- Non-profit societies
- Industry and community associations
- School and local advisory councils
- First Nations and municipal governments
- Artist collectives
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Based on the grant context, there are specific types of companies that are not eligible for this grant. The following types of companies are not eligible:
- For-profit businesses
- Individual artists (not part of a group project)
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Eligible expenses for this grant can include but are not limited to:
- Project supplies and materials
- Artist fees and honorariums
- Travel expenses related to the project
- Promotional and marketing costs
- Venue rental fees
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The grant has evaluation and selection criteria that applicants need to address. The criteria include:
- Meeting the Arts Fund criteria and Yukon Arts Policy
- Benefits for the arts community and public engagement
- Demonstrated need for funding support
- Feasibility and clarity of the project proposal
- Capacity of the group to successfully implement the project
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- Step 1: Download the application and guidelines
- Review eligibility criteria and Arts Fund guidelines.
- Step 2: Contact an arts advisor to discuss the project
- Receive guidance on project alignment with fund criteria.
- Step 3: Complete the application and gather supporting materials
- Ensure all required documents and information are included.
- Step 4: Submit the completed application before the deadline
- Applications should be submitted either in person, via email, or by mail.
- Step 5: Await the funding decision process
- The Yukon Arts Advisory Council reviews applications and makes funding recommendations.
- Applicants are notified of results within 8 weeks of the deadline.
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artsfund@yukon.ca
867-667-3535
Apply to this program
Yukon Arts Fund Grant Summary
The Yukon Arts Fund provides funding of up to 70% for group projects that promote the arts and engage the public in Yukon, with a total annual budget of $500,000. Eligible applicants include non-profit societies, First Nations, municipal governments, and artist collectives.
Yukon Arts Fund Grant Overview
The Yukon Arts Fund is a grant program designed to support group projects that advance the arts and involve the community in Yukon. With an annual budget of $500,000, this fund offers financial assistance of up to 70% of eligible expenses to help organizations and groups bring their artistic visions to life.
Eligible applicants for the Yukon Arts Fund include non-profit societies, industry and community associations, school and local advisory councils, First Nations, municipal governments, and artist collectives. Projects funded by this grant must align with the Arts Fund criteria and the Yukon Arts Policy to qualify for support.
To apply for the Yukon Arts Fund, groups need to download the application and guidelines, ensure their project meets the eligibility criteria, and engage with an arts advisor for guidance. The application process involves submitting a completed application along with relevant supporting materials before the quarterly deadlines of March 15, June 15, September 15, and December 15.
Once the applications are submitted, the Yukon Arts Advisory Council reviews the proposals and makes funding recommendations to the Minister of Tourism and Culture for approval. Applicants receive notification of the funding decisions within 8 weeks of the application deadline.
The Yukon Arts Fund aims to foster creativity, innovation, and community engagement through the support of diverse arts projects that contribute to the cultural vibrancy of Yukon. By providing financial assistance and resources, this grant empowers organizations and groups to showcase their artistic talents and enhance public participation in the arts.