REGIONAL ARTS FUND 2022/23
This fund is currently CLOSED for applications.
The purpose of this fund is to increase the number of high quality arts projects for public and economic benefit of Dumfries and Galloway.
For 2022/23 there was a total of £50,000 available and successful applicants needed to demonstrate how their project would deliver at least one of the following outcomes:
Successful applications also had to demonstrate a commitment to delivering one of the following priorities:
Who could apply
Constituted Third Sector, community or voluntary groups, registered charities and social enterprises who meet the funding criteria can apply for project funding.
This fund doesn’t support individual artist led projects. DG Unlimited have a practice development fund called Innovate Create Cultivate for individuals across all art forms except for visual artists and craftmakers who can access the Visual Artists and Craftmaker Awards Fund .
Regional Arts Fund 2023/24
The next round of the Regional Arts Fund is likely to open in October/November 2022. All DGU members will be notified when the fund is about to reopen. If you are not a member then you can join HERE and complete the simple membership form - REMEMBER IT'S FREE TO JOIN!
The purpose of this fund is to increase the number of high quality arts projects for public and economic benefit of Dumfries and Galloway.
For 2022/23 there was a total of £50,000 available and successful applicants needed to demonstrate how their project would deliver at least one of the following outcomes:
- Outcome 1 - Connecting
Arts organisations, venues and creative producers across all art forms have more opportunities to share and tour their products across Dumfries and Galloway and beyond. - Outcome 2 - Collaboration
Arts organisations (and individual creative practitioners associated with them) have more opportunities to make new partnerships, or strengthen existing ones, with other organisations from other creative disciplines or with other professional sectors e.g. health, young people, heritage.
Successful applications also had to demonstrate a commitment to delivering one of the following priorities:
- Promote and increase equality of access and benefit from the arts, in particular the most vulnerable in our communities;
- Help young people fulfil their potential through the arts;
- Contribute to the economic wellbeing of the region.
Who could apply
Constituted Third Sector, community or voluntary groups, registered charities and social enterprises who meet the funding criteria can apply for project funding.
This fund doesn’t support individual artist led projects. DG Unlimited have a practice development fund called Innovate Create Cultivate for individuals across all art forms except for visual artists and craftmakers who can access the Visual Artists and Craftmaker Awards Fund .
Regional Arts Fund 2023/24
The next round of the Regional Arts Fund is likely to open in October/November 2022. All DGU members will be notified when the fund is about to reopen. If you are not a member then you can join HERE and complete the simple membership form - REMEMBER IT'S FREE TO JOIN!
