Arts Learning grant program
This grant program has been discontinued. It was offered in the fiscal year 2010 to 2020 grant cycles; this page is a reference for past grantees.
Arts Learning is a program that offers funding for projects that help lifelong learners acquire knowledge and understanding of and skills in the arts. Projects must provide participatory learning and engage learners with skilled teaching artists and high quality artistic experiences.
First time applicants are encouraged to carefully review the Program Overview and Application Instructions and then call the program officer prior to beginning an application.
Resources for applicants
Materials made available are for reference use.
Program overview and application instructions
FY 2020 Program Overview and Application Instructions
Information sessions or Webinars
Applicants who are new to the Arts Learning program may want to view an online presentation that gives a more detailed overview of the program. The presentation is available in two formats: MS Powerpoint (with audio) or PDF (without audio). Be aware that the MS Powerpoint takes up to 30 seconds to open.
Budget spreadsheet tool
To help applicants prepare a budget, download the budget spreadsheet tool.
Sample applications
The following applications were submitted by fiscal year 2020 grantees.
The files may take several minutes to download.
Grants awarded
Summaries of previously funded applications.
If you have questions or need assistance
If you have questions about the content of the application form or narrative, please contact:
Sue Gens, executive director
(651) 539-2658
Sue.Gens@arts.state.mn.us
If you have questions about the technical aspects of the application form, or questions about electronic submission, please contact:
Justine Pearson, WebGrants support
(651) 539-2663
Apply.Arts@state.mn.us
E-mail is preferred.
All staff can be reached toll-free at (800) 866-2787.
How to apply
Application method
All applicants are required to use the WebGrants system to apply, and will submit all materials electronically. Registration is required of all applicants before beginning an application to any Arts Board program. It is only necessary to register once.
WebGrants tutorials
Two online tutorials are available to acquaint users with the WebGrants system:
Grantee reports and amendments
The following links provide information and instructions regarding final reports and related material required from Arts Board grantees.
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