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Funding for creative arts projects
Regional Arts Development Fund
Do you need some funding for your creative arts project?
Logan City Council and Arts Queensland want to support your talent and creative development with grants of up to $8,000 per project.
Known as the Regional Arts Development Fund or RADF, grants are available for all art forms including dance, music, design, new media, visual arts, writing, theatre, performing arts, museum and cultural heritage.
Your application should fit within one of these categories:
- Skills development
- Cultural tourism / creative projects
- Regional partnerships
Application timeframes
RADF round 53 opens Friday 1 March for projects commencing after 1 July 2024.
Applications close at 2.00pm, Thursday 11 April. Late applications will not be accepted.
For further information and to start your application visit Regional Arts Development Fund – Logan City Council
Contact the RADF Liaison Officer before you apply
Our RADF Liaison Officer is available to discuss your creative project before you start your application form.
They can be contacted at radf@logan.qld.gov.au or 3412 5426.
Successful Applicants
Round 52 successful RADF applicants are:
- Ronelle Reid for an exhibition in the Young People’s Gallery at Logan Art Gallery. The show will have a soundscape, 150 miniature paintings and workshops for children and adults. The exhibition dates are from 6 December 2024 to 25 January 2025.
- Logan City Historical Museum Society Inc. to record video interviews with early Logan family representatives to preserve our oral history stories and the rich heritage of Logan.
- Shevaun Russell an illustrated book aimed at children and families about how to connect to nature in their own backyard.
- Belinda Adams for professional literary coaching with Australian author and writing coach Kylie Fitzpatrick on her memoir I Bought a Bus, giving Belinda a manuscript and proposal ready for submission or self-publication.
- Jake Moss for a week-long residency at the Woodridge skate park to produce artworks that document the life of this community space. These will then be compiled into a book with historical text to illustrate the skate park’s significance.
- Beenleigh Theatre Group Inc for an original musical written and performed by youth for the Beenleigh community. This show is being produced as part of the Beenleigh Theatre Group’s 2024 Fringe Season..
- Natasha Narain for an artist residency and workshops at Logan Art Gallery which will coincide with Natasha Narain’s solo show in Gallery 1. The residency will facilitate new work created on-site, and the workshops will engage with the community.
Enriching our community
Your success enriches our community with soul, culture, entertainment and creativity. We’re excited and inspired by your courage, talent and commitment and we encourage you to dream big.
Apply for grant funding and never ever give up.
