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    Arts Capital supports Maryland arts organizations with construction, expansion, renovation, and major repairs that create usable, accessible facilities for public arts education and experiences.

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    This grant was recently updated

    The property exclusion now covers private K–12 schools and school systems, rather than all schools and school systems; public and private colleges and universities remain excluded. Awardees must now submit a mid-project progress report in addition to the final report; application resources were also updated.

    Funder: Maryland State Arts Council

    Due Dates (Anticipated): August 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: $50,000–$500,000 per award; up to $500,000 per organization over five years; two-year support period

    Summary: Supports capital projects that create or enhance complete, usable, and accessible arts facilities in Maryland.

    Key Information: Applicants generally need property ownership or a lease with at least five years remaining.


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    Arts Capital, administered by the Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC), provides state capital funding for arts facilities operated by eligible Maryland organizations. It supports expansion, renovation, major repairs, and new construction resulting in a complete, usable, accessible facility for public arts-based cultural education or experiences. Facilities must be permanent structures usable for public programming.

    The program strongly encourages energy-efficient building methods and technologies, improved accessibility for people with disabilities, and projects that expand programming or reach broader audiences. Priorities include increasing access for people of color and people living below the federal poverty level, and expanding usable programming space. Legislation allocated $3 million annually for six fiscal years, FY2024–FY2029.


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