We’re a Proud Grantee of the NYC Cultural Affairs CDF

Arts Horizons is thrilled to announce that we’ve received a generous grant from the NYC Cultural Affairs Cultural Development Fund (CDF) to support our in-school and after school arts programs at various schools, hospitals, libraries, and community centers across the city! Art and culture are so important to New York City, and we’re proud to join this group of more than 1,000 organizations receiving a total of over $58 million in City support to deliver cultural programming to communities across all five boroughs. You can read more about this year’s CDF awards at nyc.gov/culture.

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For more information, please contact:

Kiran Rajagopalan
Senior Program Director
kiran@artshorizons.org 
212-268-7219 ext. 113
201-567-1766 ext. 113

About Arts Horizons

Arts Horizons is a premier not-for-profit arts-in-education organization that provides live professional performances and artist-in-residence programs to students and professional development for teachers throughout the entire tri-state region. Our commitment is to make music, art, dance, theatre, new media and creative writing an integral part not only of learning, but of life. Through the transformative impact of the arts, we reach young people through many dimensions, breaking down the barriers of language and culture, accelerating personal growth, and stimulating children’s full potential to prepare them for life in the twenty-first century.

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