More than 1,000 organizations across the state will receive more than $31 million for large capital projects in the arts.
The funding will come from the state Council on the Arts’ Capital Projects Fund, with eligibility for small and mid-sized improvement grants and large capital improvement grants.
It’s part of historic $150 million capital funding for arts and culture organizations statewide included in the 2022-23 state budget.
“New York’s arts and cultural organizations strengthen our economic well-being, nourish our diversity and identity, and support our communities,” Gov. Hochul said in a prepared statement Tuesday.
The fund will support grants from institutions looking to foster new programs, community involvement and conversations about
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