Governor John Carney has declared March as “March for the Arts Month.” Arts are an essential element of a complete and well-rounded life and Governor Carney has called upon all Delawareans to observe the month by participating in or attending arts-related activities. The “March for the Arts” bill was originally passed in 2003 recognizing […]
Applications for grants for arts programming and projects taking place during fiscal year 2019 (September 2018 – August 2019) are due by 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 1, 2018. The guidelines and applications for all grant programs have been revised and streamlined. Past and new applicants should read the guidelines carefully and call Division […]
Artist Opportunity Grants are awarded on a competitive basis to support unique professional and artistic development and presentation opportunities for artists. Examples include: materials to complete work for a specific show or program; the cost to rent a facility for a performance; study with a master for a specified period of time. Evaluation criteria include: anticipated […]
Paul Weagraff interviews Catherine Dolan (Head of School) and Dr. Linda Krakauer (Arts Integration Specialist) from The Gateway Lab School about its history and success in educating 3rd through 8th graders using arts integration.
Paul Weagraff interviews Simone Novaes-Card, President of The Rainbow Chorale, about its history, growth, and service to Delaware’s cultural community.
Paul Weagraff interviews Mike Polo, longtime member of the Kent County Theatre Guild, about its history, growth, and current role in the greater Dover arts community. Founded in 1953, the Kent County Theatre Guild may be the only theater in the state occupying a building that was actually moved from another property!
