Arts and Creativity Grants Program 2021/22

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Published 22nd March 2022
Since September 2021 Council has funded 10 applications for a diverse range of small arts projects for a total of $9,482.

Arts and Creativity Grants Program 2021 / 22

Since September 2021 Council has funded 10 applications for a diverse range of small arts projects for a total of $9,482.

The Arts and Creativity Grants Program provides small, quick response grants for projects by artists and creatives in the District.

The Program encourages a broad range of artistic and creative expression across the District while supporting increased community wellbeing by participation in the arts.

Grants are capped at $1,000 per application.

All applications are discussed and assessed by the Arts Advisory Group who then make a recommendation to the Chief Executive.

  • Leith Semmens – Borrowed Time Exhibition – SALA 2022 - $1,000
  • Myponga Primary School – Christmas Concert Performance – December 2021 - $1,000
  • Yankalilla Youth Theatre – Purchase of 2 Wireless Headsets and Sound Desk -$992
  • Sammi Lane – Projection Story Telling – New Year’s Eve Pageant Picnic Event – December 2021 - $1,000
  • Gig On The Green – Local artists music performance – March 2022 - $1,000
  • Yankalilla Bowling Club - Past, Present and Future Mural – Date TBD - $1,000
  • Fleurieu Environment Centre - Southern Elders Basket Weaving Workshop – Date TBD - $940
  • Fleurieu Heritage History Festival – First Nations music performances – History Month May 2022 - $550
  • Fleurieu Refugee Support Group – Easter Arts & Crafts Event 2022 - $1,000
  • Yellow Pots Project – Public Art Murals - $1,000

Borrowed Time Exhibition - Photo Credit Leith Semmens

New Years Eve Event - Photo Credit Sammi Lane Productions