Grants for Public Programs & Community Projects support nonprofits in the Upper Midwest, funding public events and community activities that preserve living Nordic folk arts and encourage innovation.
The application deadline changed from September 15, 2026, to September 15, 2027.
Fellowships for Artists support Nordic folk artists in the Upper Midwest to deepen traditional skills, build master-apprentice relationships, and sustain living traditions through public sharing.
Public Project Grants support nonprofits presenting Nordic culture in the United States and American culture in Nordic countries, funding public programs that deepen appreciation of culture, art, and thought.
Folk and Traditional Arts Project Grant supports Colorado artists, collectives, and community organizations in creating, sharing, teaching, and documenting traditions to preserve cultural heritage.
This grant funds nonprofit projects in the mid-Atlantic region that sustain and showcase folk and traditional arts through public events, workshops, exhibitions, and documentation.
Community Partnership Grant supports individuals and groups in Norway and the United States with community projects that share, promote, and preserve Norwegian culture and heritage.