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To support artists during the COVID-19 crisis, a coalition of national arts grantmakers have come together to create an emergency initiative to offer financial and informational resources to artists across the United States. To learn more visit the…
Are you feeling overwhelmed and disoriented by the impact the COVID-19 crisis is having to your staff, your clients, your community, and your organization’s finances? You are not alone. We are all dealing with the uncertainty as we…
Designed by Polk Museum educators, Art (Un)Boxed is a self-paced art program with a set of art kits based on the popular art classes for children and families normally held at the Museum during Summer and Spring breaks. Available by…
Explorations V Children’s Museum is ready to welcome back explorers. Here’s what you need to know before making your plans. Only the first floor is open. We are operating our summer camp program under guidelines from the Department…
Any essential worker with proof of employment can receive FREE day camps for children age 5-10 (maybe age 5-9) at Explorations V Children’s Museum. Book by the day. Enhanced cleaning and safety procedures in place. Certified teachers assist…
Be sure to check the updated “Federal Arts Funding Opportunities for Nonprofit and Commerical Arts Organizations and Individual Artists” spreadsheet from Americans for the Arts that breaks down the programs and funding opportunities that can apply to you…
Matt Lehrman on how to maintain donor relationships and support for nonprofits. Did you miss the “Crisis Engagement: 12 Tasks to Sustain Donors during Turbulent Times“ webinar and would like to watch a replay? **Access the webinar recording…
Calendar A listing of current Division meetings and events. Newsletter Archive Mailing List News Archive: On this page, you will find important messages from the Division of Cultural Affairs that have been sent to their mailing list.
First online student exhibition presented by Polk Museum of Art. This exhibition was originally scheduled to open in our George Jenkins Student Gallery, but now — in our newly remote world — the public is invited to celebrate…