On December 10, 2021, the City Council of the City of Culver City awarded a total of $170,015 in 2022 Performing Arts Grants as recommended by the City’s Cultural Affairs Commission. Twenty-three non-profit arts organizations will receive grants to present theatre, dance, and music performances from January to December 2022. These performances will take place at various locations throughout Culver City and will maintain all current health and safety measures.
“In these challenging times, the importance of the arts in all forms cannot be understated. Theatre, dance, music and other arts connect us to the world and to each other. Congratulations to this year’s grantees! We know that our investment in you will result in huge dividends for the community at large,” said Dr. Daniel Lee, Culver City Mayor.
Performing Arts Grant Recipients
The following organizations received grants for performances in 2022:
- The Actors’ Gang
- BrockusRED Dance
- Center Theatre Group
- Contra-Tiempo
- Culver City Public Theatre
- Culver City Symphony Orchestra
- Donna Sternberg & Dancers
- Emersion Music
- Heidi Duckler Dance
- Invertigo Dance Theatre
- Jazz Bakery
- Kontrapunktus Neo-Baroque Orchestra
- Los Angeles Choreographers and Dancers
- Los Angeles Doctors Symphony Orchestra
- Los Angeles Women’s Theatre Festival
- Luminario Ballet
- MashUp Contemporary Dance Company
- PALEF (Performing Arts for Life and Education Foundation)
- Rogue Artists Ensemble
- Symphonic Jazz Orchestra
- Synchromy
- VOX Femina Los Angeles
- Westside Youth Orchestra
- About the Performing Arts Grant Program
The Culver City Performing Arts Grant Program was established in 1994 as part of the City’s Art in Public Places Program, offering project grants to non-profit performing arts organizations in Los Angeles County. Under the purview of the City’s Cultural Affairs Commission, the grant program supports local arts organizations and provides Culver City audiences with enriching and accessible cultural opportunities. Funding for the annual program is allocated from the City’s Cultural Trust Fund. The 2022 grant program is also funded by contributions from the Culver City Arts Foundation and Sony Pictures Entertainment.
