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Feb
26
to Oct 29

VIRTUAL SIX PART SERIES: "Creative Power, Civic Purpose | How Artists Strengthen Democracy" @ Virtual via Zoom (Forecast)

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FEE: Free— Registration required

Creative Power, Civic Purpose:
How Artists Strengthen Democracy

Six-Part Virtual Series | 2026

Creative Power, Civic Purpose is a six-part virtual series exploring how artists and culture bearers strengthen civic health, deepen democratic participation, and help renew the civic fabric of communities nationwide. Grounded in civic health frameworks and national conversations around democratic renewal, the series combines field-framing dialogue with practical learning for artists, cultural leaders, civic partners, funders, and community practitioners.

Across six sessions, speakers and facilitators examine the role of arts and culture in civic infrastructure, public understanding of systems, belonging and trust, artist–government collaboration, and funding creative civic work. Registration provides access to all sessions, including calendar holds, Zoom links, updates, and recordings.

Dates & Times (all sessions):
Thursdays, 12:00–1:30 PM (CT)

  • Feb 26, 2026

  • Mar 26, 2026

  • May 28, 2026

  • June 25, 2026

  • Sept 24, 2026

  • Oct 29, 2026

Format: Virtual
Registration: Single registration covers the full series; individual sessions also available

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Oct
20
6:00 PM18:00

FREE ONLINE WORKSHOP: "Work of Art: Grant Writing" @ Zoom (Springboard for the Arts)

FEE: Free

Work of Art: Grant Writing

DATE: Tuesday, October 20, 2026
TIME: 6:00–8:00 PM CT
LOCATION: Virtual | Zoom
FORMAT: Workshop

Learn the essentials of grant writing for artists in this virtual workshop from Springboard for the Arts. Participants will explore resources for finding grant opportunities and learn strategies for searching for, developing, and structuring grant applications.

This workshop is part of Work of Art: Business Skills for Artists, Springboard for the Arts’ 12-part professional development curriculum designed to teach practical business skills to artists working in all disciplines.

INSTRUCTOR: Mikha Dominguez (they/them), also known as Mikhamik, is a Minneapolis-based artist whose work explores identity, migration, and resilience. They lead Mikhamik House of Arts and teach with Springboard for the Arts.

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