Odessa Arts will host a grant writing workshop for organizations interested in applying for
2020 Cultural Tourism grants on July 23rd, 2019 at the Ellen Noel Art Museum. The workshop will be
presented in two sessions: one from 11:30-1:00pm and another from 4:30-6:00pm. To be eligible for a
grant, an organization must attend one session.
Odessa Arts provides grants for events and programs that promote the arts in Ector county and
encourage tourism to the area.
Grants will be awarded in September for the calendar year 2019.
Organizations can RSVP here
Space is limited.
Odessa Arts, a 501(c)(3) organization, exists to support and promote the Arts & Humanities in Odessa
and Ector County through Cultural Tourism, Arts Education and Arts Advocacy.
On the web:
odessaarts.wpstagecoach.com
facebook.com/odessaarts
Twitter @odessaarts
For more information call 432-337-1492
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