Welcome to TAP’s Arts Hub
We’re glad you’re here.
Whether you’re a TAP partner artist, organization or arts-focused business, Arts Hub is meant to be a resource where you can find information on funding opportunities, grants, career opportunities, calls for artists and much more.
Arts Hub is a library of information and resources. It’s also the place for you to join or renew your TAP partner membership, which allows you to enjoy all the benefits of our umbrella organization.
What would you like to explore?
View Grant Opportunities
You deserve support. Our grants and funding opportunities give artists and organizations the boosts they need to succeed.
Join the Partner Community
Apply to become a Partner Arts Organization or Partner Artist. It's an affordable way to get support and promotion for the work you do.
Renew Partner Membership
Stay with us. Existing Partners should renew their memberships at the beginning of the new year. Always affordable. Always valuable.
Explore Career Opportunities
Get that gig. Find rare and exciting career opportunities in the arts sector.
Browse Calls for Artists
Find new opportunities. Discover paid and volunteer opportunities available in our community.
Contact TAP Communications
Promote your work. Contact us to pitch story ideas about your upcoming projects, events and awards.
From Our Blog
Local art helps North Dakota stand out
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Message from the Executive Director: City budget decisions could be devastating for local arts sector
By Tania Blanich Executive Director, The Arts Partnership On Monday, September 30, the Fargo City Commission will consider additional cuts to the 2025 budget of “non-essential” services, including The Arts […]
Artist profile: Kevin Carollo, author of ‘SHRED! Running and Being’
Like so many of us, when COVID-19 hit in 2020, writer, accomplished distance runner and MSUM English Professor Kevin Carollo’s plans went awry. Instead of spending several months of his […]
