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State of the Arts Awards/Expenditures

Icon Since April 2009, The St Johns Cultural Council (SJCC) has offered small grants to non-profit organizations, individual artists, and teachers. Funding is made possible through the sale of the State of the Arts license plates in St Johns County. The SJCC Program Committee, consisting of three SJCC Board members and one community member, administers the grant program. [ More ]

A San Sebastion View Opens at the SJC Admin Building

Icon Most people come in contact with a county employee at least once in their lives. We go to them when we have a zoning problem, pay taxes, get a license or to conduct other county business. The folks behind the desk go about their jobs with nary a hint of what they do in their private lives, leading some of us to wonder, just who are these public servants and what do they do in their spare time? [ More ]

Info About the Florida State of the Arts License Plate

Icon Help Saint Johns County stay on the road to success in the arts. Order the arts license plate and let your support show wherever you go. [ More ]

St. Johns Cultural Council License Plate Grants Awards

Icon Since April 2009, The St Johns Cultural Council (SJCC) has offered small grants to non-profit organizations, individual artists, and teachers. Funding is made possible through the sale of the State of the Arts license plates in St Johns County. The SJCC Program Committee, consisting of three SJCC Board members and one community member, administers the grant program. [ More ]

October 2010 State of the Arts Grant Recipients

Icon The St. Johns Cultural Council is pleased to announce the Fall 2010 grantees of the “State of the Arts” cultural awards. These grants are made possible through revenue collected from the sale of “State of the Arts” license plates in St. Johns County. [ More ]

Program Supports Sending U.S. Performing Artists to Festivals Abroad

Icon Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts announce the availability of guidelines for the 2010-2011 cycle of USArtists International("USAI"), which provides support for American dance, music, and theatre artists who have been invited to participate in significant international festivals and engagements that represent extraordinary career opportunities anywhere in the world outside of the United States and its territories. [ More ]