Arts and Culture Resources

Stay up to date with the latest resources and opportunities for artists in the Colorado area.

Recent Opportunities

  • Take your leadership skills to the next level with Leadership Fellows Boulder County, a program co-led by the Boulder Chamber and Community Foundation Boulder County. Each year, they bring together 25-30 leaders from various industries to learn, connect, and make a real impact in our community. Applications for the 2025 Leadership Fellows program are open through Sept. 30.
  • New Mexico Museum of Art is accepting for their Artist-in-Residence Program now through Monday, Sept. 30. Learn more about this opportunity and apply.
  • The Downtown Boulder Partnership is seeking artist applications for the Pearl Street East End Community Chair Project. Selected artists will participate in a live painting event on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024, and paint two Adirondack-style wooden chairs that adhere to the theme of Life Cycles. Applications are due Sept. 8.
  • Aurora’s Art in Public Places Program and Aurora Water are seeking a sculpture/art installation that will highlight contemporary thought about water especially within the context of this high plains environment that is experiencing strong population growth. The artwork may incorporate data, words, history, science, diverse perspectives, and a wide variety of other tools to engage the public. The deadline for applications is Sept. 15.
  • The Dairy Arts Center is offering a new Co-Production Program. This initiative expands access for the local, regional and national arts community by providing low risk opportunities to perform at the Dairy Arts Center and engage new audiences through innovative, underrepresented and emerging art forms. This opportunity offers free venue rental and a production stipend. Applications are due Sept. 27, 2024; associated events must take place at the Dairy Arts Center between July 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026.
  • Check out the Boulder County Arts Alliance Event Calendar to explore artistic happening throughout the community!

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