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The Nevada Arts Council will hold a public workshop about proposed changes to the Fiscal Year 2028 Grant Offering Guidelines. It will be held on: Thursday, Nov. 19, 2026 beginning at 1 p.m. To provide your valuable input, you may attend the workshop in person, virtually via Zoom, or provide comments via email that will be discussed during the workshop. The following guidelines will be reviewed: Nevada Arts Council: Grant and Award Policies Artist Fellowship Award Arts Learning Express Grant Folklife Artist Grant Folklife Community Grant Nevada Heritage Fellowship Operating Support Grant Professional and Workforce Development Grant for Artists Guidelines Target of Opportunity Grant: Creative Communities Initiatives Target of Opportunity Grant Email your comments to [email protected]. Please format your subject line using “Grant Title” Comments (ex. Artist Fellowship Award Comments). Details: Public Meeting Notice We value your input and appreciate your active participation in shaping the arts landscape of our...
The Nevada Arts Council holds a grant review panel to review, discussion and scoring of the FY25 Project Grant for Artists Cycle B. The Nevada Arts Council received 81 eligible… Continue reading Grant Review Panel: FY25 Project Grant for Artists Cycle B
Two northern Nevada poets will be sharing their work. Laura Wetherington is a poet, teacher, and editor. With several books, her poems have been described as being "like small paintings… Continue reading A Conversation with Laura Wetherington and Teresa Breeden
Full Scope Workshop for November will be a presentation by Public Artist Matthew Mazzotta, The Architecture of Social Space: Creating Spaces of Critique Within the Places We Live. Matthew will… Continue reading Full Scope Workshop – Matthew Mazzotta
Novelist, essayist, and photographer Teju Cole will give a presentation, followed by conversation with Black Mountain Institute executive director Colette LaBouff. The event is free and open to the public. The reading will… Continue reading An Evening with Teju Cole
Students of Professor Katherine Parker and Professor Brittney May present an evening of musical theatre and classical vocal works, with Professor Amy Au as collaborative pianist. Parking is free for… Continue reading Parker/May Studio Recital
