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Applications for Creative Victoria's Live Music Restart Program - Festivals & Events have opened, with funding of between $250,000 and $1,000,000 available to support the delivery of a single live music festival or event (3000 capacity in-person or more) or a series of live music festivals/large scale events, in Victoria.

If you are an experienced event organiser with an established Victorian live music festival or event, hear directly from Creative Victoria as we work through the application process together spelling out requirements and key selection criteria to be addressed.

The Live Music Restart Program - Festivals & Events ('the program') is intended to support the return of large, complex live music festivals and events in Victoria (with a capacity of 3000 or more in-person attendees) delivered by event organisers with a proven track record of delivering these types of events.

The funding round will open 3pm 21 July 2022 and close at 3pm on 18 August 2022.

Applications for Creative Victoria’s Music Works grants have opened, with grants of between $4,000 and $40,000 available for a range of music projects.

Join us and the team from Creative Victoria for our online info session on the Music Works Grants (June 2022 Funding Round).

In this session, hear directly from Creative Victoria as we work through the application process together spelling out requirements and key selection criteria to be addressed.

The Music Works Grants program accepts applications from Victorian-based contemporary music industry professionals. This may include artists/bands, managers, promoters, labels, and other music industry businesses and organizations across all genres and career stages. Applications close on June 30th, 2022 for activities commencing from October 1st, 2022.

For more information on the Music Works Grants, including Guidelines, Assessment Criteria, etc head to:

https://creative.vic.gov.au/grants-and-support/programs/music-works

As we're all coming out of lockdown, we thought it be best to hear what's going on around in our local area's.

So please, join the City of Port Phillip’s Live Music Lead and Music Victoria's Project Coordinator, Kiwat Kennell , for a chat about the recently implemented Live Music Action Plan.

We'll be discussing recently released programs that support local venues, grants, music events, musicians and the wider industry.

Live via Zoom Thursday the 4th of November.

Register HERE

Background:
Business Victoria has opened round two of the Live Performance Support Program (Suppliers). If you were contracted to work on a live performance event that has been postponed or cancelled, we encourage you to apply for this funding. Contracted suppliers include performers, crew, technicians and more.

 

If you’re thinking about applying for the program, this free online information session is for you!

The Victorian government updated this program to assist a wider range of affected event businesses and workers. We’ll go through the program changes, the application process and answer any questions you may have.

Some notable program changes that we’ll cover include:

• possible funding for missed gigs from Lockdown #5 if you missed out on the last round of applications

• explanations around the total support cap of $4000 cap and the $200 -$500 per event cap

• eligibility criteria and deadlines

We received great feedback from our last round of info sessions and we hope these next sessions help many more of you submit funding applications!

Please RSVP your attendance and don’t exclude yourself.

Find out more about the Live Performance Support Program (Suppliers) here.

Background:
Business Victoria has opened round two of the Live Performance Support Program (Presenters) for events affected by recent lockdowns and health restrictions. Victorian event presenters, including producers, promoters, venue owners and artists who promote their own shows, are encouraged to apply.

If you’re thinking about applying for the program under the presenter stream, this free online information session is for you.

This session will cover:

• changes from the last round of funding

• program guidelines, including eligibility and how to apply

• funding amounts available ($7000 or $5000 for one event, and a further $5000 for a second event)

• any questions you have.

We received great feedback from our last round of info sessions and we hope these next sessions help many more of you submit funding applications!

Please RSVP your attendance and don’t exclude yourself.

Find out more about the Live Performance Support Program (Presenters) here.

This free information session is a chance for Central Victoria-based musicians, music sector workers and other creatives to learn more about the Australia Council’s grants program. Over the course of an hour, staff from the Australia Council’s Artists Services team will provide an overview of:

 

This information session will be held on Zoom. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions during the event via the chat function.

The session is being held ahead of the Australia Council's next funding deadline, which is Tuesday 7 September.

This event is presented by the Regional Music Development Program (Mount Alexander Shire, Victoria), which is funded by Creative Victoria and delivered in partnership with Music Victoria and Regional Arts Victoria.

KEY INFORMATION

When: 1pm to 2pm on Thursday 19 August

Where: Online! This event will be held via Zoom. You will be able to access the link on the online events page after you have registered.

Cost: This workshop is free but registration via Eventbrite is essential to access the link.

Secure your spot here.

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