Arts Activities Funding replaces the Project and Out of Round funding categories. It is available to ACT-based artists at all stages of their careers and to organisations providing the Canberra community with opportunities to engage in the arts.

Arts Fellowship grants offer support for established artists and arts workers to undertake a self-directed program of professional development to benefit their arts practice.

Evaluation Exchange is a stream of the Social Impact Program, which is an action of the Victorian Government’s Creative State strategy that aims to improve the lives of Victorians through creative experiences and participation, and the application of the creative services.

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.

An intensive residential retreat for young theatre and dance creators, designed to give time and support to projects that are still in their initial phase of conception and development.

Small Regional Presenters provides funding for regional communities to program and present shows in their area. It also supports skills development and capacity building by encouraging presenters to develop long term plans and audience development strategies.

The Engaging Audiences program supports cultural facilities funded through the Regional Partnerships program to extend audience engagement programming in order to deepen engagement with current audiences and support growth in new audiences.

This program supports Tasmanian Commercial Galleries to represent local artists at key National Markets.

Music Works Quick Response Grants provide support to individuals, groups and organisations to cover immediate opportunities in Regional Activity, Building Capacity (Professional Development) and Connecting to Markets areas of funding.

The Orange Regional Arts Foundation (ORAF) supports and benefits the Orange Regional Gallery, the Orange Civic Theatre, Central West Libraries, the Orange Regional Conservatorium, the Orange Regional Museum and any other cultural activity/project within the Orange Region.

This program supports time-sensitive professional development opportunities for NSW-based professional artists and arts/cultural workers.

This program supports professional and market development opportunities for NSW Aboriginal artists and arts/cultural workers.

Creative Koori works to meet the directions of the NSW Aboriginal Arts and Cultural Strategy (Stage Two: Connection, Culture, Pathways) through a focus on market development, careers, government and industry partnerships.

The Four-Year Funding program provides multi-year funding for arts organisations.

The Community Presenter Touring Grant is an initiative of Arts on Tour. Its purpose is to extend the reach of professional productions to regional towns that do not have professional performing arts infrastructure.

Music Passport Grants is a competitive grants category of the Music Passport program.

Music Passport Grants is a competitive grants category of the Music Passport program. The program seeks to support not for profit organisations to undertake international activities that increase economic opportunities for Victoria's contemporary popular music sector.

To support national touring activity undertaken by Australian musicians performing original contemporary music.

To support performing arts to reach regional and remote communities across Australia. Grants are available to support the net touring costs associated with a national tour.

To celebrate its 10th Anniversary, Creativity Australia is offering up to 10 grants of up to $10,000 to start your choir. The next round of applications is an open round. There is no closing date. However, we plan to award the 10 grants by June 30 2019, so the sooner you get your application in, the better.