The Roxbury Arts Group, a not-for-profit multi-arts center, is dedicated to entertaining and enriching the lives of Catskill Mountain residents and visitors through the arts. We do this through:
  • Public performances and art exhibitions
  • Presentation of awards and grants for artistic achievement
  • Sponsorship of arts educational workshops, classes, lectures, and demonstrations
  • Provision of services to Delaware County artists, community members, and not-for-profit cultural organizations
Where The
Arts Come Alive!
Concerts • Dance • Theater
Art Exhibitions • Festivals
Workshops • Youth Activities
Community Arts Funding 2012 GUIDELINES
NYSCAlogoThe Community Arts Funding Coordinator checks all applications for eligibility, completeness and accuracy.
A panel of citizens, approved by the RAG Board of Directors, reviews applications and recommends fund-
ing levels. The recommendations are presented to the RAG Board of Directors for final approval.The program coordinator will send written notification to all applicants as to the status of their applications. The grants will be awarded at a ceremony held in early spring.

Still have Questions?
Andy Cahill, Grants Coordinator is here to help.
Call her at 607-326-7908

 
Creating Rural Partnership Opportunities (CROP)

Funded by The New York State Department of Education, this program provides over 300 children in Delaware County with high quality after school and summer programming and addresses conditions of economic hardship, academic deficiency and isolation, all of which create a barrier to learning. The arts can and must play a vital role in this endeavor.

RAG'S part in this exciting collaboration is to provide arts and cultural programming to six Delaware County Schools - Margaretville, Roxbury, Andes, South Kortright, Jefferson and Stamford Central Schools. Each week a different artist will visit each of the schools and work with the children in the program in a one-hour activity that could include dance, music, crafts, theater, painting, drawing, ceramics, etc. Or if more time is required to complete a program, the artist may design a program that would comprise 2 one hour sessions with the same group over 2 days of any week. During the past year children in the CROP program have worked with a number of craftspeople, musicians from folk to jazz, actors and other performers.

Participating artists will be compensated $60 per session, with up to $15 materials allowance and $15 for travel per session. Activities should be designed for specific age groups, i.e. grades , K-2; 3-5. 6-8. Programs should be designed to engage and stimulate the children, bearing in mind that the schools do have music and arts programs and that the kids are accustomed to quality projects in these fields.

RAG staff can assist interested artists to design a suitable program.

For more information about the CROP initiative and how you can participate contact:
Marlene Feldman, 607-326-7908 - mfeldmanr@roxburyartsgroup.org., or write to
The Roxbury Arts Group, P.O Box 93, Roxbury, NY 12474


 

Special Opportunities Stipend (SOS)

SOS, a project of the New York Foundation for the Arts, working in collaboration with arts councils and cultural organizations across New York State, is designed to help individual artists of all disciplines take advantage of unique opportunities that will significantly benefit their work or career development. Literary, media, visual, music, and theater artists may request support ranging from $100 to $600 for specific. Forthcoming opportunities that are distinct from work in progress.

For information Contact:
Upper Catskill Community Council of the Arts, 11 Ford Ave. Oneonta, NY 13820
1-607-432-2070 - carmstrong@uccca.com


 


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