Categories: Monthly E-news

Williston artist Marina Corrillo performing traditional Mexican dance (2024 Art for Life)NDCA's September 2026 E-news unveils our Statewide Arts Convening agenda, spotlights a CAA grantee from Grand Forks, and announces this year’s ND Hall of Fame Inductees, along with highlighting several timely NDCA reminders, fall happenings, and one small scheduling note about next month’s e-news.

Categories: Monthly E-news

NDCA August 2026 E-NEWS header showing a teaching artist helping a young elementary student in Kindred to speak into a microphoneNDCA's August 2026 E-News announces that registration is OPEN for our biennial Statewide Arts Convening (early bird ends Sept. 6), highlights the Aug. 17 Capitol reception celebrating the UND Constitution Day Project exhibit, summarizes impactful FY26 Artist in Residence projects, shares new Arts Across the Prairie updates, and - as always - celebrates Good News about ND artists and creative businesses.

Categories: Featured Stories

Teaching Artist David Snyder showing a Wyndmere Elementary student how to play a piano guitar with fellow students looking onNDCA's FY26 Artist in Residence program brought professional artists into schools and communities across North Dakota to expand arts access, foster creativity, and strengthen community connections through diverse, inclusive, and impactful arts education experiences.

Categories: Monthly E-news

Screenshot of the top of NDCA's July E-news showing 5 people holding artworkNDCA's July 2026 E-News announces UND's Constitution Day exhibit reception at the Capitol, celebrates FY26 Accessibility Grant projects, highlights the opening of NDCA’s AIR grants and the call for new Rostered Artists, spotlights the three ND Parks Artists in Residence, shares who will host the October Convening Block Party, unveils the Murals Across North Dakota Google Map, and features a special Ukrainian goose egg gifted to Gov. Armstrong in honor of America’s 250th Anniversary, and much more!

Categories: Featured Stories

Cast of Wizard of Oz standing behind a young child with sensory needsAcross North Dakota, organizations used NDCA FY26 Accessibility Grants to deliver innovative arts programming and facility improvements that broke down barriers, fostered inclusion, and empowered people of all abilities to participate fully in creativity and community.
 
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