Community Art Grants

Saratoga Arts offers Community Art Grants to fund projects that engage the community and promote direct interaction with art. Grants range from $1,000 to $7,500, supporting diverse programming that fosters inclusivity and collaboration among artists and organizations. With a commitment to enhancing cultural quality, these grants aim to reach rural and economically disadvantaged populations, ensuring that the arts are accessible to all. Applications are accepted annually, with a focus on innovative approaches to public engagement.

Note: The November 1 deadline is a pre-proposal for grant writing and application assistance. Applications are due on November 21.
Community Art Regrants
Over $1.3 million in funding has been distributed to arts projects in Fulton, Montgomery and Saratoga Counties through our program. We accept applications in the fall of each year for projects designed for the following year.
Saratoga Arts offers three separate grant categories each year; Community Arts Grants, Arts Education Grants, and Individual Artist Grants. Each funding category has an individual set of guidelines, funding priorities, and applications. All funding decisions for our grant applications are determined by a panel of community artists and individuals with strong ties to the local arts community.
Community Arts Grant
Community Arts Grants fund projects that are open to the community they serve and allow the citizens of that community to interact directly with art. Applicants for Community Arts Grants can apply in the amounts of $1,000, $2,500, $5,000, or $7,500 to execute their project. Projects must be accessible to all and creatively connect community and art.
2025 Priorities
Encouragement of diverse arts and cultural programming of high artistic quality throughout Fulton, Montgomery, or Saratoga County that promote inclusivity. Creative, original and new approaches for bringing the arts to the public.Participation of rural, minority and economically disadvantaged populations.
Strengthen collaborative efforts between non-profit organizations, between artists and between organizations and artists.