Clutha District Council has a partnership with Creative New Zealand to promote, support, and increase participation in community arts and cultural activities in the Clutha district.
The Creative Communities Scheme supports a wide range of art projects.
To be eligible for funding, projects must support at least one of the following:
Individuals, groups, or organisations can apply, but projects must:
There is no limit for applications, however, allocations are normally between $200 - $5,000.
There are up to three funding rounds each year. In 2024-25 the funding round are:
If you are thinking of applying for a grant, have questions or require help with your application, please contact council’s Creative Communities Scheme administrator via help.desk@cluthadc.govt.nz
Funding recipients in 2022/23 | ||
Name | Amount | Purpose |
Drum4fun | $2,600.00 | Percussion/drum lessons |
Art & Soul Milton | $1,261.30 | Art & Soul Workshops |
Donald Wilson | $3,500.00 | Providing bagpipe lessons |
Clutha Camera Club | $828.00 | Creative
photography
|
South
Otago Theatrical Society Inc.
| $1,500.00 | The Mousetrap - Theatrical performance |
Southern Dance Academy | $1022.17 | A Christmas Carol performance |
Raylene Johnston | $2835.00 |
Harakeke
Hauora
|
Royal Scottish Country Dane Society NZ Branch | $1048.00 | Otago/Southland annual Scottish dance |
Vicki Crawford | $800.00 |
Art
lessons for school age students
|
Lawrence Creative Arts | $2042.00 |
Clutha youth art competition |
West Otago Theatrical Society | $3,500.00 | Mary Poppins - A Broadway musical |
West Otago Christmas Trail | $550.00 | Creating a Christmas trail of local art in Whiskey Gully |