A one-time legislative appropriation of $2 million in support of Arizona’s arts & culture sector is reaching communities throughout the state with today’s announcement of grants awarded to nonprofit organizations, festivals, and arts learning programs …
A one-time legislative appropriation of $2 million in support of Arizona’s arts & culture sector is reaching communities throughout the state with today’s announcement of grants awarded to nonprofit organizations, festivals, and arts learning programs …
Posted August 13th, 2026 PAID SEVEN-MONTH INTERNSHIP WHO WE ARE At the Arizona Commission on the Arts, we believe that arts and culture are vital to thriving communities, vibrant economies, and rich civic life across Arizona. As a state agency, we connect …
Posted August 4th, 2026 Arizona has a vibrant arts and culture scene. Within the field of Arizona history, arts and culture are often understudied, and thus we need more histories of Arizona arts and culture. As such, the Journal of Arizona History is …
Posted August 2nd, 2026 Registration is now open for Arizona’s first Arts Learning and Leadership (ALL) AZ Summit! Hosted by the Phoenix Conservatory of Music and facilitated by ArtsEd West, the ALL AZ Summit provides access to 2 breakout sessions …
The Arizona Commission on the Arts announced today that Governor Katie Hobbs has appointed Cynthia Whipple, a choir and drama teacher at Show Low High School, to serve on the 15-member governing commission of the state’s arts agency. Whipple assumes a seat …
The Arizona Commission on the Arts announced today that Governor Katie Hobbs has appointed Cynthia Whipple, a choir and drama teacher at Show Low High School, to serve on the 15-member governing commission of the state’s arts agency. Whipple assumes a seat …
How did you first learn about the Youth Arts Council? What attracted you to the opportunity? I was first introduced to the Youth Arts Council three years ago on the commission’s social media. Among its many perks—including a stipend to honor members’ …
Posted July 14th, 2026 Join us in Window Rock on Saturday, July 25, for a morning of poetry and DIY publishing featuring Arizona’s Poet Laureate Laura Tohe and poet/zine maker Amber McCrary! Hosted by Navajo Nation Library and presented by the Arizona …
Posted July 7th, 2026 Details Organization/Company: Arizona Commission on the Arts Website: https://azarts.gov/ Location: Arizona Deadline: August 13, 2026 How to Apply: Visit https://azarts.gov/programs/azyac/ for more information and to submit your …
Each year, the State of Arizona assembles a super-team of exceptional young people—one from each of the state’s 15 counties—to advise on public policy and programs relevant to young Arizona artists and creatives: the AZ Youth Arts Council. The Arizona …
The $18.3 billion bipartisan budget passed by the state legislature and signed earlier this month by Governor Katie Hobbs repeats an annual investment of $2 million in arts and culture. This one-time appropriation from the State’s General Fund will fund …
The $18.3 billion bipartisan budget passed by the state legislature and signed earlier this month by Governor Katie Hobbs repeats an annual investment of $2 million in arts and culture. This one-time appropriation from the State’s General Fund will fund …
Posted June 5th, 2026 Details Organization/Company: Arizona Commission on the Arts Website: https://azarts.gov/ Location: Somerton, AZ Deadline: June 26, 2026 How to Apply: Register at https://airtable.com/appGVBVtLx1wCvCCc/pag8SzvaoqEN9Lwvq/form Tags: …
Beginning on June 1, 2026, panels made up of artists, arts professionals, educators, and community members will convene virtually to review grant applications from nonprofit arts organizations, arts engagement programs, and arts festivals throughout the …
Posted May 28th, 2026 Details Organization/Company: Arizona Commission on the Arts Website: https://azarts.gov/programs/azcreativeaging/ Location: Flagstaff, AZ Deadline: June 11, 2026 How to Apply: Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/art-for-life- …
Actively serving military members and their families may visit participating museums nationwide for free as part of the Blue Star Museums program, an initiative of the National Endowment for the Arts and Blue Star Families in collaboration with the …
The Arizona Commission on the Arts is proud to share its new strategic plan for 2027-2031! Grow, Sustain, & Thrive is the culmination of a year-long public input and planning process that engaged more than 1,300 Arizonans from communities across the …
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March 22, 2026, 5:01 a.m. MT SACATON — The Parker Boys came to play — and win. Adolph Hodge, Rilee Carlyle and Dusty Yazzie, all members of the Colorado River Indian Tribes, competed for top honors on March 14 during the 61st Annual Mul-Cha-Tha Fair and …
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