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North Carolina Arts Council Grants by County for FY15 North Carolina Arts Council Grants by County for FY15 05/13/15 Name Category Title Amount Awarded Alamance Alamance County Arts Council, Inc. Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $33,260 Total for Alamance: $33,260 Alexander Hiddenite Center, Inc. Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $11,443 Total for Alexander: $11,443 Alleghany Alleghany County Schools Traditional Arts Programs in Students learning traditional music from local artists $8,000 Schools (TAPS) Arts Guild of Alleghany Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $6,601 Total for Alleghany: $14,601 Anson Anson County Arts Council Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $9,527 Total for Anson: $9,527 Ashe Ashe County Arts Council Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $9,676 Ashe County Arts Council Regional Artist Project Professional development of artists in Alleghany, $2,500 Ashe, Watauga, and Wilkes counties Ashe County Arts Council cARTwheels cARTwheels residency with John Brown Jazz $9,000 Orchestra Ashe County Arts Council Traditional Arts Programs in Students learning traditional music from local artists $8,000 Schools (TAPS) Total for Ashe: $29,176 Page 1 of 32 05/13/15 Name Category Title Amount Awarded Avery Peter Glenn Oakley Artist Fellowship Sculpture $10,000 The Crossnore School Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $7,885 Total for Avery: $17,885 Beaufort Beaufort County Arts Council Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $13,486 Beaufort County Arts Council Regional Arts Partners Regional arts partner with Hyde and Washington $10,000 counties Total for Beaufort: $23,486 Bertie Bertie County Arts Council Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $8,382 Total for Bertie: $8,382 Bladen Bladen County Schools cARTwheels cARTwheels residency with Hobey Ford $6,500 Clarkton School of Discovery Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $11,112 Total for Bladen: $17,612 Brunswick Brunswick County Arts Council Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $26,281 Total for Brunswick: $26,281 Page 2 of 32 05/13/15 Name Category Title Amount Awarded Buncombe Arts for Life Program Support Professional musicians providing over 250 hours of $6,500 music education experiences for patients in NC hospitals Asheville Area Arts Council Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $51,069 Asheville Art Museum Association, Inc State Arts Resources Arts programs and administrative support $41,816 Asheville Symphony Society, Inc. State Arts Resources Arts programs and administrative support $41,999 Sara J Baird Artist Fellowship Modern dance $10,000 Black Mountain College Museum and Arts Program Support Sixth annual conference, ReVIEWING Black $7,000 Center Mountain College 6, and exhibition entitled Dan Rice: A Poet among Painters, and related programs Black Mountain Swannanoa Art Center Traditional Arts Programs in Students learning traditional music from local artists $8,000 Schools (TAPS) Blue Ridge National Heritage Area, Inc. New Realities Program Organizational Development Program $3,000 The Center for Craft, Creativity & Design Program Support Exhibition entitled "Gee’s Bend: From Quilts to $8,000 Prints" and related programs The Center for Craft, Creativity & Design New Realities Program Organizational Development Program $3,000 LEAF Community Arts Program Support A series of performances by musicians featured in $7,000 the African American Music Trail with related outreach activities MOTION Dance+Theatre Program Support A multi-week residency to create three new dance $5,000 works with a performance and outreach programs North Carolina Stage Company State Arts Resources Arts programs and administrative support $22,166 Pack Place Performing Arts, Inc. State Arts Resources Arts programs and administrative support $31,449 Pan Harmonia Program Support A series of sonatas during Pan Harmonia's 15th $5,000 season, featuring four different programs and related audience activities Terpsicorps Theatre of Dance Program Support Production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," a $7,000 multimedia event, and related audience activities Total for Buncombe: $257,999 Page 3 of 32 05/13/15 Name Category Title Amount Awarded Burke The Burke Arts Council Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $21,073 The Burke Arts Council cARTwheels cARTwheels residency with Hobey Ford $6,500 Total for Burke: $27,573 Cabarrus Cabarrus Arts Council, Inc. Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $39,584 Total for Cabarrus: $39,584 Caldwell Caldwell Arts Council/Caldwell JAM Traditional Arts Programs in Students learning traditional music from local artists $8,000 Schools (TAPS) Caldwell Arts Council/Caldwell JAM Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $19,760 Total for Caldwell: $27,760 Camden Camden County Schools Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $6,451 Total for Camden: $6,451 Carteret Arts Council of Carteret County Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $17,508 Total for Carteret: $17,508 Caswell Caswell Council for the Arts Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $8,955 Total for Caswell: $8,955 Page 4 of 32 05/13/15 Name Category Title Amount Awarded Catawba Hickory Community Theatre AIE Artist Residencies A 6-week school residency with artist Vanessa $5,000 Adams-Harris entitled "Theatre By Me - Thinking, Feeling, Creating" involving 1st grade students Hickory Community Theatre New Realities Program Organizational Development Program $3,000 Hickory Community Theatre Program Support Production of the play "Crowns" and related $5,000 audience activities Hickory Museum of Art State Arts Resources Arts programs and administrative support $21,380 United Arts Council of Catawba County Regional Artist Project Professional development of artists in Alexander, $4,000 Burke, Caldwell, Catawba, and McDowell counties United Arts Council of Catawba County Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $33,590 Western Piedmont Symphony State Arts Resources Arts programs and administrative support $30,334 Total for Catawba: $102,304 Chatham Chatham County Arts Council, Inc. Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $17,379 Chatham County Arts Council, Inc. New Realities Program Organizational Development Program $3,000 Total for Chatham: $20,379 Cherokee Cherokee County Arts Council of NC Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $9,684 John C. Campbell Folk School Traditional Arts Programs in Students learning traditional music from local artists $8,000 Schools (TAPS) John C. Campbell Folk School State Arts Resources Arts programs and administrative support $82,340 Total for Cherokee: $100,024 Chowan Chowan County Schools Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $7,328 Total for Chowan: $7,328 Page 5 of 32 05/13/15 Name Category Title Amount Awarded Clay Clay County Historical & Arts Council Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $6,610 Clay County Historical & Arts Council cARTwheels cARTwheels residency with Hobey Ford $6,500 Total for Clay: $13,110 Cleveland Cleveland County Arts Council, Inc. Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $22,504 Total for Cleveland: $22,504 Columbus Columbus County Arts Council Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $15,357 Columbus County Schools AIE Artist Residencies A 10-day puppetry and songwriting residency with $9,000 Silver Trout, involving 4th and 5th grade students at Acme Delco Elementary Columbus County Schools cARTwheels cARTwheels residency with Flamenco Vivo Carlota $9,000 Santana Total for Columbus: $33,357 Craven Craven Arts Council & Gallery Inc. Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $24,100 Total for Craven: $24,100 Page 6 of 32 05/13/15 Name Category Title Amount Awarded Cumberland Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $66,916 County Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland Regional Artist Project Professional development of artists in Bladen, $5,000 County Cumberland, Harnett, Hoke, Lee, Montgomery, Moore, Richmond, Robeson, Sampson, and Scotland counties Cape Fear Regional Theatre State Arts Resources Arts programs and administrative support $38,864 Cape Fear Regional Theatre New Realities Program Organizational Development Program $3,000 Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra Program Support A symphonic salute to the US Armed Forces, a $12,750 Memorial weekend concert including the NC premier of "Brothers in Arts-70 Years of Liberty," and related outreach activities Sandhills Family Heritage Association Program Support A video documentation project entitled "The Heritage $5,000 Keepers," with web blog site and DVD masters Total for Cumberland: $131,530 Currituck Currituck County Schools Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $9,112 Total for Currituck: $9,112 Dare Dare County Arts Council Grassroots Arts Program Arts programs and administrative support $11,281 Roanoke Island Historical Association Special Appropriations Arts programs and administrative support $118,957 Town of Duck Program Support 8th Annual Duck Jazz Festival, a series of $7,000 educational programs,
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