View current and previously funded organizations and individuals or learn more about funding opportunities to support arts and creativity in your community.

Integrating the arts into core subjects like reading, math, and science is a highly effective and rewarding approach to meeting standards while reaching diverse learners, engaging students, and making a memorable and enjoyable experience for all.

The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) is an agency of state government that works directly with communities, creatives, and organizations to harness the power of creativity to strengthen Indiana. Through its programs and services, the IAC funds and supports arts experiences, arts education, and the arts economy to enhance the quality of life for ...

The results are clear: Arts in the classroom make a difference for Hoosier students. The Partnering Arts, Communities, and Education (PACE) program model embeds an artist, long-term, in a classroom to leverage the creativity of art with the goals of the classroom.

There are currently over 350 public art programs in the United States can be found in both rural and urban areas; in federal, state, county and city government agencies; or private nonprofit or for-profit organizations run independently or as part of a local arts agency.

Mar 6, 2025 · During the summer of 2025, many public libraries across Indiana will explore all aspects of the arts through the summer reading theme “Color Our World.”

The Carmel International Arts Festival brings more than 40,000 avid art enthusiasts. 130+ juried artists bring their art that includes materials such as wood, fiber and oil. Jewelry, ceramics, sculptures, pottery pieces along with 2D and 3D are also present at the festival.

Headquartered at Arts Campus Fort Wayne, FAME (The Foundation of Art and Music in Education) engages over 21,000 students, educators, and community members through six educational programs annually. Their hands-on arts programs provide opportunities for students to be immersed in the arts and study another culture.

Today, the Carmel Arts & Design District is home to more that 11 distinct galleries, unique shops, boutiques, antique dealers, and restaurants for every palate. The vibrant night life in the District includes a wine tasting experience, live music, neighborhood pubs and even comedy nights.

Jeffersonville Public Art has paired with the event planning team of this festival over the past three years to offer festival go-ers unique art making experiences! Music fans from across the world have been regularly attending Abbey Road on the River since 2002.