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Nonprofits Invited to Learn About the City’s Grants Program

The City of Santa Clarita invites nonprofit organizations interested in learning more about the 2018 grant cycle of the Community Services and Arts Grants Program to a meeting on Wednesday, September 27 at 12:00 p.m. The informational meeting will be held in Council Chambers at Santa Clarita City Hall.

The Community Services and Arts Grants Program will once again make funds available to Santa Clarita Valley-based nonprofit and arts organizations that provide services to Santa Clarita residents. The Santa Clarita City Council has made available $180,000 in funding for the 2018 grant cycle of the Community Services and Arts Grants Program to help support one-time projects, program enhancements and pilot programs.

This meeting is highly recommended for all agencies interested in applying for the 2018 Community Services and Arts Grants. In addition to allowing agencies to ask questions, this meeting will also include information about the new Arts Organization Capacity category, the grant timeline, funding eligibility, grant categories and criteria.

The 2018 Grant Application Packet will be released at the meeting and will be available online after September 27 at santa-clarita.com/grants.  The meeting is free and open to the public. No RSVP is necessary to attend.

CalArts Alum Wins Prestigious Berlin Award

Artist and composer Raven Chacon (Music MFA 04) is a Spring 2018 recipient of the Berlin Prize from the American Academy in Berlin. The prestigious semester-long fellowship and residency in Berlin supports U.S. artists, scholars and writers working on individual and collaborative projects between local German artists and institutions. To encourage public engagement, the Academy hosts readings, lectures and performances for Berlin Prize Fellows throughout Germany.

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CalArts Alum Wins Prestigious Berlin Award

Aug. 31: “Friends” Yarn Bomb; Seeking Crocheters

Forge Ahead Arts is looking for crocheters to help create a small yarnbomb project in celebration of Artober.

The “Friends” sculpture in Canyon Country park will be adorned with colorful yarn accoutrements. The piece is relatively small, but as always Forge Ahead Arts likes to include as many yarn artists as possible in the work, so individual pieces will also be small and quite easy to manage within a month’s time.

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Aug. 31: “Friends” Yarn Bomb; Seeking Crocheters

CalArts Lands $100k+ from Hollywood Foreign Press

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association — best-known as the organization behind the Golden Globe Awards — has granted more than $100,000 in funds to CalArts.

Based in Valencia, California, CalArts received $60,000 for fellowships and institute support, $12,500 for HFPA scholarships/endowments and $31,104 in equipment grants.

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CalArts Lands $100k+ from Hollywood Foreign Press

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