Funding for regional artists and organisations to deliver projects that engage communities through festivals or major local celebrations.
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Applications close on on 17 March 2026, for projects starting from 1 July 2026.
Festivals Australia funds engaging arts projects that invite community participation and audience engagement in regional and remote Australia. Projects can include but are not limited to a parade, performance, workshop, installation or exhibition.
The aim is to give people the chance to participate in or attend an arts experience at a festival, or a significant one-off community celebration.
Regional artists, arts workers, and organisations can apply for arts and cultural projects that encourage community participation and audience engagement from people living in regional and remote communities in a festival or significant one-off community celebration.
A selection of video case studies shows the quality and variety of community projects which have been funded through the program - watch the videos
Visit the website to learn more and see how to apply.
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