Grants
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN DEC PROGRAM |
ATTENTION!
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Vickie KearnsGrants Coordinator for the Tri-County Arts Region |
RESTART NY REGRANT WINNERS ANNOUNCED!
The Tri-County Arts Council is delighted to announce recipients of Restart NY Regrants, a special grant initiated by the governor’s office to help New York State recover from months of COVID-19 quarantine and isolation. This opportunity is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants Program,a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the governor and New York State Legislature and administered by Tri-County Arts Council.
“The Restart NY regrant is a unique and generous opportunity to promote live performing arts in Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, and Allegany counties as we slowly recover from the long isolating months of COVID-19,” Mikel Wintermantel, executive director of the Tri-County Arts Council, said, adding, “The intent was to appropriate funding for live performances in an effort to encourage people to get out and about and enjoy the wide variety of cultural organization events and groups we have in this community.”
All grant recipients are non-profits from the tri-county region which work diligently with scarce funding to bring live performing arts to their communities, many of which are rural and a considerable distance from big city theaters and symphony orchestras. The Arts Council is honored to disperse over $41,000 in regrants for the following live performing
arts projects:
Cherry Creek Community Association for its Kick-off to Summer Event – Celebrating the Red, White and Blue. Cassadaga Lakes Association for its Labor Day of Love Labor Day Parade
Cattaraugus County Living Arts Association for its 2021 Fall Programming
Citizens for a Better Cassadaga for its two one-day events: Live Theater Comes to Cassadaga and Second Street Sunset
David A. Howe Public Library for Restarting NY with Live Music and Dance
Palmer House for its Theatrical programming
Kimberly A. Merrill for her Russian Romances Recital at Gowanda Historical Theater
American Scandinavian Heritage Foundation for its Celebrating Our Neighborhood’s Swedish Heritage with Music and Folk Dancing project
Town Theatre of Short Tract for its Summer Musical Production in 2022
Gowanda's Hollywood Theater for its Chopsticks to Chopin program and Art of the Silent Film 3 part series, Keynote Chorus for its Keynote Chorus Spring Concert Series 2022
Southern Tier Symphony for 2021 Symphony Performances: Season 19, “Together Again!”
Olean Theatre Workshop for its Returning to the Stage program
Cuba Memorial Library for its Build Back Through Art project
OCTaves for its numerous OCTaves Jazz Band performances
Sinclairville Free Library for its "Singing Our History" program
Most of these events and more can be seen on our regional event calendar online at HERE
“Tri-County Arts was given an extraordinary opportunity to offer funds for live performing arts groups with the purpose of bringing live cultural events to the public quickly,” Wintermantel said, expressing gratitude to the Statewide Community Regrants Program for this opportunity to add greater performing arts enrichment in the tri-county area.
“The Restart NY regrant is a unique and generous opportunity to promote live performing arts in Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, and Allegany counties as we slowly recover from the long isolating months of COVID-19,” Mikel Wintermantel, executive director of the Tri-County Arts Council, said, adding, “The intent was to appropriate funding for live performances in an effort to encourage people to get out and about and enjoy the wide variety of cultural organization events and groups we have in this community.”
All grant recipients are non-profits from the tri-county region which work diligently with scarce funding to bring live performing arts to their communities, many of which are rural and a considerable distance from big city theaters and symphony orchestras. The Arts Council is honored to disperse over $41,000 in regrants for the following live performing
arts projects:
Cherry Creek Community Association for its Kick-off to Summer Event – Celebrating the Red, White and Blue. Cassadaga Lakes Association for its Labor Day of Love Labor Day Parade
Cattaraugus County Living Arts Association for its 2021 Fall Programming
Citizens for a Better Cassadaga for its two one-day events: Live Theater Comes to Cassadaga and Second Street Sunset
David A. Howe Public Library for Restarting NY with Live Music and Dance
Palmer House for its Theatrical programming
Kimberly A. Merrill for her Russian Romances Recital at Gowanda Historical Theater
American Scandinavian Heritage Foundation for its Celebrating Our Neighborhood’s Swedish Heritage with Music and Folk Dancing project
Town Theatre of Short Tract for its Summer Musical Production in 2022
Gowanda's Hollywood Theater for its Chopsticks to Chopin program and Art of the Silent Film 3 part series, Keynote Chorus for its Keynote Chorus Spring Concert Series 2022
Southern Tier Symphony for 2021 Symphony Performances: Season 19, “Together Again!”
Olean Theatre Workshop for its Returning to the Stage program
Cuba Memorial Library for its Build Back Through Art project
OCTaves for its numerous OCTaves Jazz Band performances
Sinclairville Free Library for its "Singing Our History" program
Most of these events and more can be seen on our regional event calendar online at HERE
“Tri-County Arts was given an extraordinary opportunity to offer funds for live performing arts groups with the purpose of bringing live cultural events to the public quickly,” Wintermantel said, expressing gratitude to the Statewide Community Regrants Program for this opportunity to add greater performing arts enrichment in the tri-county area.
2020 FINAL REPORT DOCS |
2021 FINAL REPORT DOCS |
Arts Education Final Report Form download |
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Community Arts Final Report Form download |
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Individual Artists Final Report Form download |
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AboutThe Tri-County Arts Council administers New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funding in Allegany, Cattaraugus, and Chautauqua counties. This year, the Arts Council regranted over $76,000 to artists and arts organizations in our region.
Founded in 1977, The New York State Council on the Arts Decentralization Program (DEC) was developed to ensure New York State’s cultural funding reached every part of the state. DEC funding provides support for community-based arts & cultural activities through a local decision making grant process that reflects the unique character of each community. In 2000, the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) appointed the Cattaraugus County Arts Council (now the Tri-County Arts Council) to administer the DEC Program for Cattaraugus, and soon after gained administration of Allegany and Chautauqua counties. NYSCA HAS CHANGED THE DEC PROGRAM!- CLICK HERE |
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The grant programs at the Tri-County Arts Council are made possible with funding by the New York State Council on the Arts with support from Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
