In plain English
The City of Richmond is offering one-year mini-grants for grassroots public art projects led by local artists and cultural organizations. Projects must be community-engaged, publicly accessible, and located within Richmond city limits. The provided description does not include application deadlines or grant amounts.
About this bid
The Richmond Arts & Culture Commission (RACC) is pleased to release the Neighborhood Public Art (NPA) Mini-Grants Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Request for Proposals (RFP). RACC annually administers the Neighborhood Public Art (NPA) Mini-Grant program to support grassroots arts projects throughout Richmond. The NPA Mini-Grants program seeks to empower local artists and cultural organizations, to build community engagement, and to enrich the city's neighborhoods through diverse, accessible, and innovative public art initiatives. This RFP covers the need to stimulate art initiatives for eligible art forms amongst Richmond entities as outlined in the 2021 Public Art Policies and Procedures, which was…
Details
- Agency
- Economic Development
- Classification (PSC)
- Buildings - Architectural Design; Graphic Design - Architectural; Landscape Architecture; Human Resources Consulting; Artists; Amusement And Entertainment Services; Arts Services
- Place of performance
- Richmond, California
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