Grants in Arts & Culture
CreateSA Touring Support
Funding up to $50,000 is available.
Up to $50,000 for funded SA arts organisations to deliver regional, national, international or virtual touring projects.
Indigenous Broadcasting and Media Program (IBMP) – Strengthening Community Broadcasting Grant
There is no fixed maximum grant amount. Most grants are expected to range from $20,000 to $250,000.
NIAA's IBMP grant: $4 million for First Nations community broadcasting and media organisations. Grants of $20,000 to $250,000. Applications close 11 September 2026. Check your eligibility with Avant Group.
Queensland Arts Project Fund – Round 3
Up to $70,000
Funding of up to $70,000 is available for Queensland artists, arts organisations and First Nations creatives to develop, produce and present new creative work. Projects may include visual arts, performing arts, music, writing and multi-arts, with additional accessibility funding available. Applications close 21 September 2026.
NSW ClubGRANTS Category 3 Infrastructure Grants Program
$12.75 million funding pool
The ClubGRANTS Category 3 Infrastructure Grants Program provides funding for the construction, upgrade, renovation and fit-out of community infrastructure across New South Wales. The program supports projects that strengthen community participation, improve local facilities and increase disaster resilience through investment in public infrastructure.
2027 NSW Women’s Week Grants
Funding up to $50,000 is available.
NSW grants of $10,000 to $50,000 for Women’s Week events advancing gender equality and participation.
QLD Honouring our Veterans Grants Program
Funding up to $250,000 is available.
QLD grants for veteran memorials, commemorative events, education projects, and facility upgrades up to $250,000.
Arts Queensland – Queensland Major Commissioning Fund
Up to $250,000
The Queensland Major Commissioning Fund supports the development and presentation of impactful, large‑scale creative works that attract large audiences and contribute to Queensland’s cultural identity. The program focuses on projects that deliver strong public outcomes and help position Queensland as a leading creative and events destination leading into Brisbane 2032.
WA Creative Learning Program – Collaborations
Funding up to $60,000 is available.
The WA Creative Learning Program – Collaborations supports projects that connect Western Australian creatives with schools to deliver arts-based learning that extends beyond traditional arts curriculum areas. The program aims to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes by embedding creative processes across curriculum areas. Funded activities focus on collaboration between artists, educators and school communities, supporting access to enriched learning experiences for students from kindergarten to Year 12. The program also builds the creative learning capacity of educators and creative practitioners, with a strong emphasis on inclusion, disadvantage and regional access. Activities must demonstrate cross-curricular alignment, student engagement and meaningful collaboration between creative practitioners and schools.
WA – Regional Performing Arts Program
Funding up to $150,000 is available.
Funding for live performing arts development and touring projects in regional Western Australia.
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