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Round Rock Arts gives $5,000 in Arts Grants on the last day of 2012.
Pictured are Kris Whitfield, RRA President; Ryan Crowder, Penfold Theatre; John Gordon, Williamson County Symphony Orchestra; Judy McCloud, Round Rock Symphony Orchestra; Sharon Jackson, Round Rock Community Choir; Gene Storie, Sam Bass Theatre Association; Scot Wilkinson, City of Round Rock Arts Executive Director. The Round Rock Arts provides grants to non-profit organizations that hold a federal 501 (c) (3) status and offer performances or visual art within the city of Round Rock. Grants are offered periodically through the year and are based on grant applications. Call for grants are posted on this site. | Category: Round Rock Art Council | |
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The Round Rock Area Arts Council, dba Round Rock Arts, wants to involve you with the arts and culture scene in Round Rock! With three excellent performance and art shows under our belt, a successful Chalk Walk event in October 2010, and the opening of our gallery in downtown Round Rock in May 2010, art initiatives in Round Rock are increasingly supported by government, corporations, and artists alike. With two theater groups, two symphonies, a community choir, and talented artists whose works are displayed in various venues around town, this “Sports Capital of Texas” has hit a home run in encouraging the creative class. |
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2 Responses to “Round Rock Arts gives $5,000 in Arts Grants on the last day of 2012.”
Who got the grants? What kind of art do they do? Are any of these educational grants? As a student at the Art Institute of Austin and a long time Round Rock resident, how would someone apply for such a grant?
Grants are awarded to non-profit organizations holding a 501 (c) (3) status.. Awards went to the Round Rock Community Choir, Penfold Theatre, Sam Bass Community Theatre, Williamson County Symphony Orchestra, and Round Rock Symphony Orchestra. Grant applications are required to be considered for an award.