Cultural and artistic groups and
individuals are invited to apply for funding through the
Creative Communities Palmerston North Local Arts Funding
Scheme.
The scheme aims to increase access and
participation in the arts through the support of local arts
activity. It looks for projects that meet at least one of
three criteria: Community Participation, Diversity or Young
People
“We always get a fascinating mix of projects”,
says Community Liaison team leader Peter Grey. “There’s
no shortage of talent or creative ideas in Palmy and it’s
great to be able to help some of those ideas come to
life”
Applications close at 4pm on Monday 3 August and
application forms are available from:
Successful applicants from the previous
round included a Manawatū Embroiderers exhibition, Short
Plays from Skin Theatre, a concert by Palmerston North Brass
Band and a series of film workshops for young
people.
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