Our Upcoming Highlights of NYC Open Data Week 2025
Explore our upcoming highlights of NYC Open Data Week 2025, featuring hands-on learning opportunities and critical conversations about the future of open data in New York City
DATA, POWER, AND JUSTICE: The State of Open Data for Culture and Arts in NYC
This event will feature a presentation of a recent study by the Culture & Arts Policy Institute, highlighting the challenges and opportunities of leveraging open data to strengthen the cultural sector, enhance data literacy, and promote best practices across the city.
What’s in the Budget for Culture and Arts in 2026?
Last week, Mayor Adams unveiled the Preliminary Budget for Fiscal Year 2026. We give you a first look at the investments in culture and arts.
Mayoral Candidate Forum on Culture and Arts
Time: Doors open at 6PM, Event 7-9PMLocation: BRIC HouseCost: FREERSVP here Join us for a vital conversation about the future
Cultural Ecosystems at Risk: Global Insights from Local Challenges
Join us for an evening of art, performance, and dialogue! Date & Time:Thursday, October 10, 2024, 6:00 – 9:00 pm
Plenary: Solidarity as Enduring Practices
We’re excited to present a plenary for the 2024 Creative Time Summit next Sunday at Pratt Institute’s School of Architecture.
[Video] Council Hearing on the Arts and Cultural Budget (5/21/2024)
We’ve made an 8-minute reel out of 1 hour of testimonies by cultural leaders during the last Council Hearing on the Arts and Cultural Budget. Take a listen: This is the sector’s situation as experienced by advocates and practitioners.
Cultural Advocates and Leaders’ response to the proposed Rule for DCLA’s Cultural Development Fund
Last Friday, leaders representing advocacy, service, and cultural organizations participated in the Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) Hearing on the
About the New Rules for the Cultural Development Fund (CDF)
On February 5th, 2024, the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) created an emergency rule for its peer-reviewed competitive grantmaking
Do you have ideas to improve the Cultural Development Fund? This is your chance.
Thanks to the leadership of Laurie Cumbo, Commissioner for New York City’s Department of Culture Affairs (DCLA), all stakeholders of