CAH staff members are available to help develop grant applications through group and individual technical assistance. CAH will conduct free workshops and live web chats for participants to learn about the agency’s funding opportunities and how to submit an application.
For more information on our Capital Projects grant program: https://dcarts.dc.gov/page/capital-projects
CAH staff members are available to help develop grant applications through group and individual technical assistance. CAH will conduct free workshops and live web chats for participants to learn about the agency’s funding opportunities and how to submit an application.
For more information on our Arts and Humanities Fellowship Program: https://dcarts.dc.gov/page/arts-and-humanities-fellowship-program
CAH staff members are available to help develop grant applications through group and individual technical assistance. CAH will conduct free workshops and live web chats for participants to learn about the agency’s funding opportunities and how to submit an application.
For more information on our Arts and Humanities Fellowship Program: https://dcarts.dc.gov/page/arts-and-humanities-fellowship-program
CAH staff members are available to help develop grant applications through group and individual technical assistance. CAH will conduct free workshops and live web chats for participants to learn about the agency’s funding opportunities and how to submit an application.
For more information on our Arts and Humanities Fellowship Program: https://dcarts.dc.gov/page/arts-and-humanities-fellowship-program
CAH staff members are available to help develop grant applications through group and individual technical assistance. CAH will conduct free workshops and live web chats for participants to learn about the agency’s funding opportunities and how to submit an application.
For more information on our Arts and Humanities Fellowship Program: https://dcarts.dc.gov/page/arts-and-humanities-fellowship-program
Join The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities for an opening reception for A Toast To The Boogie: Art In The Name of Funk(adelic) on Tuesday, June 25th from 7 to 9 pm.
Prepare to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of funk music, psychedelic rock, sci-fi futurism, and the cultural movements they ignite.
Are you an artist or organization looking to fund art projects in Washington DC? Are you interested in learning about grants, but have no idea where to start? Join DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Community Engagement Specialist Dwayne Lawson-Brown and members of the Grant Application Assistance Program for the “Getting To Know Grants” Mixer. Learn about some of the grants available through the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities and receive first-hand accounts on the grant process from successful grantees.
For complete details, please visit the link below.
CANCELLED: Please be advised that this event has been cancelled due to library repairs at Bellevue Library.
For those still interested in attending a future session, please kindly contact us at [email protected] or our Community Engagement Specialist, Dwayne Lawson-Brown at [email protected]
We apologize for any inconvenience and look forward to engaging with you at our next event.
Have questions about our FY24 grants? Come to this session to learn more!
For more details, click on the link below or contact CAH Community Engagement Specialist, Dwayne Lawson-Brown at [email protected] or our general inbox at [email protected]
Have questions about our FY24 grants? Come to this session to learn more!
For more details, click on the link below or contact CAH Community Engagement Specialist, Dwayne Lawson-Brown at [email protected] or our general inbox at [email protected]