These grants were part of the NEA’s first funding round for FY 2025. In total, $585,000 went to 30 Ohio arts organizations and individuals.
Ohio, NKY orgs receive $140K total to support arts efforts
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Greater Cincinnati receives $600K in NEA grants to support arts
The funding is going to 11 Southwest Ohio organizations that range from from large museums and small theaters to dance companies and visual arts initiatives.
ArtsWave commits $326K to 49 community projects
Funding is going toward the creation or expansion projects – from youth art programs to the Cindependent Film Festival – across Greater Cincinnati.
Ohio win sends Cincinnati teen to national Poetry Out Loud contest
McNicholas High School senior Amanda Braig outlasted eight other youth orators during the three-round competition in Columbus.
Local organizations win major National Endowment for Arts grants
The collection of Greater Cincinnati and Dayton organizations received funding to support efforts ranging from music education and gallery exhibitions to academic research.
McNick student wins Cincy regional Poetry Out Loud title
Amanda Braig will represent Southwest Ohio in February at the state competition in Columbus.
National Endowment for the Arts awards nine grants to Cincinnati area
The National Endowment for the Arts has awarded 37 grants totaling $615,000 to Ohio, part of 1,569 arts grants nationwide totaling more than $34 million.
National grant broadens sign museum
The American Sign Museum has received a “Challenge America” grant from the National Endowment for the Arts for the first time in support of its accessibility efforts.
Concert:nova presents ‘The Bradbury Tattoos’
It sounds like the opening line of a joke: A cellist, a tattoo artist and a dramaturge meet in a bar. … Though a bar was not the scene, the group of artists collaborating on concert:nova’s world premiere production of “The Bradbury Tattoos, a Rock Opera” is a wildly disparate group.
Gateway to host NEA Big Read
Gateway Community and Technical College will host the NEA Big Read featuring Ernest Gaines’ book ’ “A Lesson Before Dying.” Gateway received a $12,100 grant to host the event, which is a program of the National Endowment for the Arts.