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    Presenting and Touring

    Supports collaborations between Maryland-based performing artists and presenters to expand public access to high-quality performances across the state.

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    Funder: Maryland State Arts Council

    Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027: Maryland Touring Grant application deadline (projected) | March 2027: Maryland Performing Artist Touring Roster application final deadline (applications accepted July 1–March 31, projected)

    Funding Amounts: $500–$5,000 per application; one award per fiscal year; supports public presentations of Maryland Touring Roster artists.

    Summary: Supports Maryland-based nonprofits and public entities in presenting professional performing artists from the Maryland Touring Roster, fostering collaboration and expanding access to high-quality performances.


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    The Maryland Presenting and Touring Program, administered by the Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC), is designed to strengthen Maryland’s performing arts sector by supporting collaborations between professional performing artists and presenting organizations. The program encompasses two primary components:

    • Maryland Touring Grant: Provides funding to eligible Maryland-based nonprofit organizations, government units, and educational institutions to support the public presentation of artists listed on the Maryland Performing Artist Touring Roster.
    • Maryland Performing Artist Touring Roster: Maintains a juried list of Maryland-based performing artists with a track record of professional touring, available for engagements by eligible presenters.

    The overarching goal is to spark artistic collaboration, increase touring opportunities for Maryland artists, and expand public access to diverse, high-quality performances across the state.


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