Grants for Music in Kansas

Last updated September 30, 2026

There are 3 active grants for music tagged to Kansas, part of 582 active grants for music listed nationwide. Updated daily.

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Band of Angels Additional Support (Beyond the Match)

Band of Angels Corp · Foundation

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Band of Angels' “Beyond the Match” / Additional Support helps students pursue musical growth beyond the classroom through opportunities such as youth symphony participation, school-sponsored travel, and unique ensemble experiences.

Band of Angels College Scholarship

Band of Angels Corp · Foundation

Rolling · Varies

Band of Angels offers a college scholarship for students (facing financial barriers, rooted in school band/orchestra participation) to help them continue in music.

Band of Angels Instrument Grant

Band of Angels Corp · Foundation

Rolling · Varies

Band of Angels matches students facing financial barriers with a band or orchestra instrument free of cost; students may keep the instrument as long as they play (returned if they stop).

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About grants for music in Kansas

Music grants fund performances, recordings, tours, education programs, and music organizations. Sources include the NEA, state arts councils, foundations like the ASCAP Foundation and Grammy Foundation, and music industry sponsors. Whether you're an individual musician, ensemble, or music education program, grant funding can support your creative work.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What grants are available for musicians?

Individual musicians can apply to CMA Foundation grants, the Aaron Copland Fund, New Music USA project grants, and state arts council individual artist grants. The MusicCares Foundation offers emergency assistance. Recording and touring grants are available through the Jazz Road Fund, Chamber Music America, and MAP Fund.

Can music nonprofits get federal grants?

Yes. The NEA funds music organizations through Art Works grants, typically $10,000-$100,000. The NEH funds musicology and music history projects. State arts councils pass through federal and state funds to local music organizations. The National Science Foundation even funds music technology and acoustic research.

Are there grants for music festivals and concerts?

Yes. The NEA supports presenting organizations and festivals. State tourism and arts agencies often fund cultural festivals. Corporate sponsors (instrument manufacturers, beverage companies) offer event grants. Local arts councils and community foundations frequently support community music events.

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