The National Library of Australia Summer Scholarships program supports PhD students who require access to the Library’s collections to assist their postgraduate research.

The Copyright Agency’s Author Fellowship will support an established Australian author to create a new work for publication or performance and is open to novelists, playwrights, poets, children’s and young adult writers, picture book illustrators and journalists.

Support towards Artlands registration, and associated travel, and accommodation costs for the Launceston event. In-person tickets include access to the 3 day conference program, morning tea/lunch and entry to Junction Arts Festival.

Support towards Artlands registration in-person for either Launceston or Toowoomba.

Support towards Artlands digital registration. Digital tickets include 3 days of conference programming via live stream.

Small grants that are intended to assist regional artists, arts organisations and communities to take up professional or skills development or small project opportunities.

Community Group Reactivation Grants

Organisations listed on the Register of Cultural Organisations can receive tax deductible donations. This helps cultural organisations to attract funding from businesses and individuals.

West Tamar Council’s Small Project Grants respond to requests for funding throughout the year and provide an opportunity for new applicants to form a relationship with Council and gain an understanding of the grant process.

2021 Community Grants Program now open

This program supports activities that actively engage young people (aged 0 to 25 years and under) to develop their creative skills and capacities, and enhance their social health and wellbeing.

This initiative supports Tasmanian arts organisations to partner with communities to develop and deliver community arts and cultural development (CACD) activities with and for communities.

This program supports organisations to deliver a range of high quality arts activities that strengthen Tasmania's arts sector, engage and inspire audiences and the wider community, and benefit Tasmania's professional artists and arts workers.

This program offers multi-year operational support to organisations delivering a range of high quality arts activities that strengthen Tasmania's arts sector, engage and inspire audiences and the wider community, and benefit Tasmania's professional artists and arts workers.

Support regional arts practitioners and volunteers to attend one of the four Artlands gatherings happening 1-3 September 2021.

Creative Arts Fellowships offer $10,000 to support writers and artists to spend four weeks at the National Library researching and developing a new artistic concept, artwork or body of work inspired or informed by the collections.

This program supports individuals and groups based in Tasmania to take up intrastate (in Tasmania) or interstate (in Australia) activities and individuals, groups and Tasmanian organisations to bring arts professionals to Tasmania to conduct creative and/or professional development activities.

The RISE Fund will provide targeted funding assistance for sector organisations seeking to restart, re-imagine or create new activities.

Provide banner pole hire fee waiver, enhancing streetscape vibrancy and raising the profile of forthcoming cultural events, social issues and other activities.

New legislation was introduced in 2017 changing the way Arts Tasmania and Screen Tasmania assess funding applications. Assessment panels will now be drawn from the Cultural Creative Industries Expert Register.