The Micro-Grant Program provides support to professional artists and arts organizations to achieve outcomes that create access for first-time and underserved applicants, contribute to professional practice and development and advance the professional arts and artistic practices in Saskatchewan.

Micro-Grant: Organizational Development program provides support to professional arts organizations to increase their organizational and artistic capacity by:

  • Undertaking specialized artistic or administrative training and education
  • Strategic planning
  • Undertaking operational transitions
  • Creating access for underserved applicants

Details on the Micro-Grant: Professional Development and First-Time Applicants streams will be revealed later in the year.

Deadlines

  • Organizational Development: June 1 (Application available April 1)
  • Professional Development: TBD
  • First-Time Applicants: TBD

Contact

Organizational Development

Geoff Smith  
(306) 260-5784 (Saskatoon) or 800-667-7526 (Toll-Free)
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General Consultation

Tomas Jonsson 
(306) 519-7831 (Regina) or 800-667-7526 (Toll-Free)
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Danica Lorer 
(306) 290-7738 (Saskatoon) or 800-667-7526 (Toll-Free)
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Pauline Whitehead
(306) 220-3793 (Saskatoon) or 800-667-7526 (Toll-Free)
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Application and Information

All Streams

Organizational Development

Professional Development

    • Coming Soon

First-Time Applicants

    • Coming Soon

Eligible Applicants

Organizational Development

This program supports professional arts organizations with a centre of operations in Saskatchewan and a primary mandate in the arts, working in areas of research, creation, production, presentation, professional development, exhibition, publishing or community engagement. These organizations:

  • are in good standing at SK Arts and have no overdue grant reports,
  • have a demonstrated history of public programs and operations and
  • produce, present or contribute to the creation and development of professional artists’ work.

Other eligibility requirements are stream-specific. Please review the guidelines for additional eligibility requirements.

Professional Development

• Coming Soon

First-Time Applicants

• Coming Soon

Please review the guidelines for more information on eligibility.

Maximum Funding

  • Organizational Development: $5,000
  • First-Time Applicants: TBD
  • Professional Development: TBD

 

Photo credit: Elaine Angelski creates pottery as part of a project during the COVID-19 lockdown. Photo by Daniel Dillon.