Do you have a creative project or idea that could use the Library’s collection in innovative ways? Apply now for a State Library Victoria fellowship. The State Library and its partners are offering 15 fellowships, collectively worth up to $215,000. Among these are specialist fellowships in children’s literature, digital media, visual arts, contemp

The third round of the Victorian Government’s Good Music Neighbours program opens today with grants of up to $25,000 available per venue in matched funding.

The Good Music Neighbours program is part of a ground up approach to support the venues and industry that add so much to our cultural conversation and to provide meaningful support to our iconic live music sector.

A Churchill Fellowship offers any Australian citizen the opportunity to travel overseas to investigate inspiring or innovative practice in any field and return to share that knowledge for the benefit of the community.

Festivals Moreland Development Program

Arts Fellowship grants offer support for mid-career, established artists and arts workers to undertake research or professional development.

Creativity Australia is building a happier, healthier, more inclusive nation, through the neuro-scientific benefits of community singing. The With One Voice Social Franchise program builds strong/ diverse communities and inspires individuals to find their voice. Together, we can change the world… one voice at a time.

Council’s annual Festival City Grants Program provides support for festivals via a competitive grant round using an online application process.

This Residency is open to professional Australian artists and writers (emerging and established) working in literary or visual media who maintain a strong interest in ancient, mediaeval, modern and/or contemporary Greek culture and who wish to spend a month working and researching in Athens.

Arts Activation Grants offer funding and skill-building opportunities to support community-led ideas, big and small, which engage Moreland's community with the arts.

The Regional Arts Fund is an Australian Government initiative supporting cultural activity in regional and remote Australia, the program is administered in the state by Arts Tasmania. The objectives, general eligibility and guidelines for the Regional Arts Fund in Tasmania are available here.

Artist Support Quick Response funding provides professional development opportunities for NSW-based professional artists and arts/cultural workers to support skills development, take up outstanding opportunities of significance for their practice and/or develop markets.

The Creators Fund paves the way for independent creatives to take their practice and their careers to the next level by providing them with one of the most important and scarce resources - time.

The Tasmanian Residencies program supports Tasmanian artists to undertake residencies at wilderness, historical and cultural locations across Tasmania. This program provides Tasmanian artists with a variety of opportunities to experience new environments, to reflect or spend focused time exploring ideas or working in different cultural settings.

The Individuals Fund is for individual artists and cultural workers (emerging and established) to participate in transformational professional and career development opportunities.

Artists in Residence grants support the hosting of outstanding local, national and international artists, in order for them to share their skills and knowledge with local, practising professional and independent artists.

A Fellowship is an opportunity for an established independent artist to secure significant funding towards the advancement of their professional career and arts practice.

The Regional Partnerships program provides funding to support Victoria's network of regional art galleries and performing arts centres.

Belconnen Arts Centre is developing its seasonal Artists in Residence program and is offering assistance to local artists, writers, performers, new media collaborators and other creative professionals looking to use studio, performance and exhibition space for development and presentation of new work.

Victoria Law Foundation is opening up our grants funding to arts sector organisations for Law Week projects and events!