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January 2022
Anton Art Center Mini Grant – Professional/Organizational Development
Professional/Organizational Development Grants of up to $1,500 are available to arts nonprofits and individual artists for professional or organizational development activities. Deadline to apply is January 15th, 2022 at 5pm. https://www.theartcenter.org/minigrants?utm_campaign=cd4ec3c5-4cf8-4819-9b2c-c89b748c2f80&utm_source=so&utm_medium=mail&cid=b8feee54-d3f8-455c-be42-d0227dd97610
Find out more »Anton Art Center Mini Grant – Bus Trek Grants
Bus Trek Grants Grants of up to $500 are available to K-12 schools for reimbursing transportation expenses for arts or culture related school field trips. First-come, first-served basis so apply as soon as you can. https://www.theartcenter.org/minigrants?utm_campaign=cd4ec3c5-4cf8-4819-9b2c-c89b748c2f80&utm_source=so&utm_medium=mail&cid=b8feee54-d3f8-455c-be42-d0227dd97610
Find out more »MCACA Grant
MCACA also has made $10,000 of grant funds available for schools in Macomb and Oakland counties to be used for art supplies and equipment or for bussing support for arts and culture related field trips. These funds are awarded based on application date and the Anton Art Center will stop receiving applications after April 15, 2022. For more info on art grants for schools: Click Here. https://www.theartcenter.org/bus-art-supplies-grant
Find out more »Active Shooter Survival: Preparation & Recovery Training
FREE PROGRAM Active Shooter Survival: Preparation and Recovery Hosted by Roseville Police Dept and Roseville Schools Monday, January 17 1pm-4pm Registration ishttps://www.theimt.org/event-details/roseville-pd-active-shooter-survival-seminar Limited and Required Meeting Location: Roseville Middle School 16250 Martin Road Roseville, Michigan 48066 Questions? Contact Roseville Police Department at 586-447-4500
Find out more »February 2022
“Tales of Bags and Boxes” Special Exhibit @ MIMTHS
Opening February 2nd Bags and Boxes, what stories do they hold? They lurk in the dark and dusty corners of any military museum storeroom, boxes, footlockers, duffle bags, and other items that have come to rest in the institutions repository. They often arrive without a story, found in the attic of a purchased house, rescued from the curb on garbage day, purchased at a flea market, or just anonymously left by the museum door. Frequently they just land in storage;…
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