2026 AFA Grants Announcement

Arte para todos
Escrito por Kate Vranac

Jackson, WY: $47,000 in Arts for All funding provided by Teton County and the Town of Jackson has been awarded to 20 local arts and culture organizations and two individual artists. These grants provide direct support to organizations and artists to address gaps in existing art programs, broaden public access to the arts, enhance arts education, support the production and presentation of new works, and provide ongoing operating assistance.

JH Public Art facilitated the Arts for All grant process with a panel of local community members with diverse experience in the arts. Examples of funded grants include: Jackson Hole Community Radio’s Intermountain Best that gives KHOL listeners and readers insight into the people and stories behind the great art that comes through Jackson; the Art Association’s youth after-school winter programming; Jackson Hole Pride’s Spring Fling Fashion Thing 3; and Lina Collado Garcias’s ongoing efforts to chronicle the impact of the housing crisis on Jackson’s workforce by blending photography with audio to amplify voices that are often overlooked.

The following 20 local organizations and individual artists were awarded a total of $47,000 in funding with individual grants ranging from $811 to $3,000:  


Alice Pang

Asociación de Arte de Jackson Hole

Centro Comunitario de las Artes

Coombs Outdoors

Dancers’ Workshop

Festival de Música de Grand Teton

Coral de Jackson Hole

Radio comunitaria de Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole Pride

Jackson Hole Writers

Laff Staff

Lina Collado Garcia

MusicLand

Museo Nacional de Arte Salvaje

Teatro Off Square

pARTners

La gente reparte amor

Ley antidisturbios

Laboratorio de Arte Teton

Escuela de Música Teton

Additional questions can be directed to Robin Cameron, JH Public Art Project Manager: robin@jhpublicart.org 

Acerca del arte público de Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole Public Art forges partnerships for the integration of art into any environment to inspire lasting cultural, educational and economic benefits. JH Public Art is a non-profit organization and our community’s leading presenter of artist-driven projects in public space. We place artworks outside traditional venues of museums and galleries to provide access to art for all people. Visit www.jhpublicart.org

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