City of Sydney cultural infrastructure funding supports new creative spaces and cultural venues, or the upgrade or relocation of existing ones.
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The cultural infrastructure grant category aims to strengthen the city’s cultural life by supporting creative spaces that are affordable, accessible and suitable for their purpose.
Applications open Tuesday 21 July
Applications are open year-round until the available budget is exhausted
Applicants will usually be notified of the outcome within 3 months, but sometimes it may take longer
Cash funding up to $100,000 is available for each project
Funding is available for spaces used where creative work is developed, produced or presented. This includes:
music and performing arts
visual arts and crafts
film and screen arts
literature
fashion and creative design.
You can use funding to create a new creative space or upgrade, improve or expand an existing space.
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