Resource Details

Arts & Culture

Rural Arts Development

The program will develop local rural arts activities.

Eligibility

Applicants should focus upon serving artists within their community.

Top Benefits

  • Help organize within rural communities
  • Help develop arts activities within rural communities
  • Help finance rural arts activities
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The Northern Lakes Center for the Arts, Inc.

The Northern Lakes Center for the Arts was established in 1989 as a comprehensive cultural center organized and designed to provide local residents with the opportunity to develop and share their creative talents and abilities with one another and with the general public.

Contact

LaMoine MacLaughlin

715-268-6811

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