The Contemporary Music Touring Program (CMTP) supports national touring activity undertaken by Australian musicians performing original contemporary music. It provides travel support of up to $15,000 for artists and their manager for tours in Australia that include performances in regional and remote areas.

$500 grants available for events to promote accessible and inclusive communities during Disability Awareness Week

Alchemy is the Abbotsford Convent Foundation’s key funding initiative designed to support and deliver artistic activity across the Convent. Projects should be site-responsive and site-challenging, considering the Convent's location, architecture or history.

The grant is open to independent artists based in South Australia who want to acquire or study traditional or contemporary Japanese artistic skills.

Funding is available for travel, accommodation and living expenses to bring key industry representatives to South Australia for meetings and presentations.

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (Australia) Ltd. sponsors this grant to encourage cross-cultural links between South Australia and Japan and to allow artists at any stage of their careers to undertake arts-based projects in Japan.

This category is now open and closes Monday 19 December 2016.

The Arts Leverage Fund works to promote private sector giving by matching eligible cash sponsorship and philanthropy dollar for dollar, while leveraging government investment in Queensland-based arts and cultural organisations.

The Playing Queensland Fund supports the delivery of performing and visual arts projects that are ready to tour and have demonstrated community interest and confirmed demand.

Drug Aware YCulture Regional offers up to $4,000 (or up to $6,000 if you live above the 26th parallel or in very remote WA) towards community arts projects that are run by young people for young people across all art forms.

The Quick Response Grant provides support for individual artists and regional organisations to take advantage of small-scale arts development opportunities that come up at the last minute and could otherwise be limited by time constraints and lack of funding availability.

The Regional Arts Legacy Grants enables Western Australian regional communities, organisations or individuals to secure funding that will stimulate and support arts activity in all art forms in all nine regions of Western Australia for one to three years.

A contribution of up to $3,000 is available to assist young artists, arts workers and organisations to respond to or capitalise on out-of-round 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!

Funding is available for travel, accommodation and living expenses to bring key industry representatives to South Australia for meetings and presentations.