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Our live events are made possible through the generous support of:
The Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, The City of New Iberia, The Lafayette Convention and Visitors Commission, KRVS 88.7 FM, The Louisiana Division of the Arts, BANK ONE, BEGNEAUD, CA Guitars, The Louisiana Music Commission, The Pyramid Group, Fig Tree Music, Moreno Media, The Independent, IBERIABANK, Cox Communications, Paul J. Allain Architect and Bojangles

AAC Decentralized Arts Funding

Decentralized Arts Funding (DAF) is an arts grant program created and funded by the Louisiana Division of the Arts, Office of Cultural Development, Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism. The Acadiana Arts Council administers this statewide, parish-by-parish program for the eight Acadiana parishes which comprise Region 4.

There are three grant categories for this funding program. Project Assistance grants support exhibits, performances, workshops, the creation of public art, audience services and the creation of new works. Technical Assistance grants provide access to professional expertise and training in an arts discipline or arts administration. Organizational Support grants fund staff support, supplies, materials, rent and other eligible administrative and program costs for arts organizations with 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status.

This funding year non-profit organizations and government entities applied for $1,000-$10,000 per application and were able to submit up to two applications. Non-profit arts organizations applying for Organizational Support were able to request up to 25% of their previous year's operating budget, not to exceed a total grant award of $10,000. No cash match was required. The DAF FY 2009 application deadline was Friday, June 13, 2008 for projects taking place between October 1, 2008 and September 30, 2009. Free Grant Application Assistance Workshops were held April 14-30, 2008. Grants Panelists Review Meetings were held August 11, 13 and 15, 2008 at the Acadiana Arts Council. Applicants were incouraged to attend (as audience only) and were restricted from participating in the actual panel review process.

A total of $333,183 was awarded to 52 of the 60 eligible applications received from throughout the eight parishes comprising Acadiana's Region 4. This is a $55,570 increase provided to the Acadiana Arts Council for regranting this grant round.

If you have any questions please contact Gwen Richard, Community Development Director of the Acadiana Arts Council at 337-233-7060 or Gwen@AcadianaArtsCouncil.org


FY 2009 Decentralized Arts Funding Grant Application Documents

FY 2008 Decentralized Arts Funding Grant Final Report Documents


DAF Grant Logos - DAF recipients are required to use the logos of the Acadiana Arts Council and the Louisiana Division of the Arts in all promotion and marketing materials. (For the LDOA logo, you may choose which variation fits best with your materials)

Acadiana Arts Council Logo (jpeg, black on white)
LDOA Black Logo (jpeg, black on white)
LDOA Gray Logo (jpeg, gray and black on white)
LDOA Red Logo (jpeg, red and black on white)