OPPORTUNITIES FOR CREATIVES - October & November 2026
Here's our list of curated opportunities for creatives with deadlines this month! You can find search for more on our database "for the lost creative"! Don't forget to sign up for our newsletter a the bottom of the page to get opportunities delivered to your inbox!
Visual Arts
Community Engagement Grants - Bronx Council on the Arts | October 30, 2026
The Community Engagement Grants program supports Bronx-based artists and organizations with awards ranging from $5,000 to $17,500. Projects must engage local communities in the arts. Applicants can request support across multiple funds using a single application.
Project-based Grants - Queens Arts Fund | November 17, 2026
The 2027 Queens Arts Fund offers project-based grants to Queens-based artists, artist collectives, and small non-profit organizations to support local production of artwork and cultural programs. Two separate grants available: Arts Access Grants for nonprofits and New Work Grants for individual artists.
$4,500 Artist Grants - The Hopper Prize | November 17, 2026
The Hopper Prize is offering $13,000 in grants for visual artists. 2 artists will get $4,500 each, and 4 will get $1,000 each, with exposure opportunities.
Performing Arts
25th Annual Downtown Urban Arts Festival (DUAF) Opportunity| October 26, 2026
DUAF seeks theatrical works for 25th Annual season in NYC with diverse voices. No fees, stipends, mentoring, awards, and more. Submission requirements and categories specified.
Choral Composition Competition - West London Chamber Choir | October 26, 2026
West London Chamber Choir is hosting a Choral Composition Competition for composers to set one of three texts and create a choral piece. The winning entry will receive a prize of £1,000. Deadline for entries is 26 October 2026, with selected works to be performed at a concert in March 2027.
Student Composer Internship at MISE-EN Festival 2027| November 1, 2026
The MISE-EN Festival 2027 is offering an internship and performance opportunity for student composers by premiering new works. The festival will provide mentorship, rehearsal, and housing for interns. Application process includes interviews and submission of scores. Interns are expected to work 8 hours per day during the festival. Mentors include faculty members from various universities. No fee to apply.
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