Source: Ideastream Public Media | By Kabir Bhatia

Date: December 18

Abstract:

The Cuyahoga Arts & Culture board closed 2024 by approving funds that will be regranted to more artists than in previous years.

At its Wednesday meeting, the board set aside $500,000 for Assembly for the Arts, the agency administering CAC money for individual artists as CAC can only grant to nonprofit organizations. The funds come from a tax on cigarettes, which voters approved increasing last month.

Last year, $375,000 supported 73 artists and was administered by Assembly. In 2025, $450,000 is slated for 176 artists.

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