Flushing Town Hall Grants

Flushing Town Hall administers three different re-grant opportunities, serving individual artists and organizations based in Queens. 

Information Sessions

Join an info session to learn about the Arts Grants for Queens programs. FTH staff will review guidelines, grant cycle schedules, and best application practices. RSVPs are required. 

Please note: First-time applicants are required to attend an information session before applying. Any one member of an organization or artist group may attend an info session on behalf of their group. Artists and organizations who have applied in the last three years are not required to attend, although we suggest joining us to learn more about the program and to have your questions answered. Any questions, please email Melissa Velasquez, Manager of Arts Services: mvelasquez@flushingtownhall.org.

One-on-One Applicant Review Days

As the deadline approaches, we will be offering 25-minute slots throughout the day to provide feedback and answer any questions you may have about your application drafts.  A draft of your application must be completed prior to your review appointment in order for us to provide the most helpful feedback. 

All 25-minute slots will be available on a first come, first serve basis and will be held virtually over Zoom. 
 

CLICK HERE FOR SCHEDULE OF ONE-ON-ONE REVIEW DAYS
 

Panelist Nominations

All grant applications are reviewed and scored by a peer panel comprised of artists, cultural workers, arts administrators, community organizers, and Queens community leaders.  FTH is committed to having a panel that reflects the cultural and creative diversity of Queens and of our prospective applicant pool.  The jury of panelists will be familiar with communities and neighborhoods in Queens and/or represent a range of artistic disciplines.  Panelists are chosen through a nomination process.  Prospective panelists can be self-nominated or nominated by someone else.