Regional Arts Development Fund
The Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) Program, established in 1991, is a highly successful state and local government partnership that supports professional artists and arts practitioners living in regional Queensland. The program focuses on the development of quality art and arts practice for, and with, regional communities.
RADF categories
There are eight categories of funding available, including:
- Developing Regional Skills
- Building Community Cultural Capacity
- Interest-Free Arts Loans
- Cultural Tourism
- Contemporary Collections/Stories
- Regional Partnerships
- Concept Development
- Arts Policy Development Implementation
News
Round 2 Successful Recipients Approved under the Regional Arts Development Fund
Redlands artists receive 'dramatic' boost of funds.
Council approved funding of $61,613 for 11 applications under Round 2 of the Regional Arts Development Fund.
Click here to see listing of successful recipients.
Next Funding Round - RADF Round 1 2012/13
The next round for funding for RADF will open on 23 July 2012 and close on 31 August 2012.
If you have any projects in mind contact the Community Cultural Development Officer on 3829 8910 to determine the best category for you. You can also seek advice on developing your project as well as receiving feedback on your draft application before you submit it.
Free Grant Application Writing Workshops
Free Grant Application Writing Workshops will be held on 24 July 2012 and 2 August 2012. Eligible individuals and organisations who wish to apply for funding in Round 1 2012/13 are encouraged to attend the workshops. These workshops provide tips to applicants on how to write an application.
Bookings are essential, contact the Grants Team on 3829 8911.
Regional Arts Development Fund
Date |
Time |
Venue |
Tuesday
24 July 2012 |
10am – 12pm |
Victoria Point Library Meeting Room
Victoria Point Library, 7-15 Bunker Road |
Thursday
2 August 2012 |
3pm – 5pm |
Cleveland Library
Cnr Middle and Bloomfield Streets |
RADF program information
Full program details including information on categories, funding available and eligibility requirements are available in the Applicants guidelines provided by Arts Queensland. Please note it is important you read these documents prior to making an application.
The Guidelines will provide you with the required information and eligibility requirements on your grant application.
Prospective applicants are encouraged to liaise with the Community Cultural Development Officer on ph 3829 8910 prior to making an application to discuss your particular project.
For more information contact the Community Grants Team on 3829 8911.
Click here to download the following forms:
RADF does not support activities that commence before council approval is given. You can expect to be notified by council of the outcome of your application approximately eight weeks after the closing date of the round.
The Regional Arts Development Fund is a Queensland Government and Redland City Council partnership to support local arts and culture.