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Cultural Economic Development Program

From Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Usual deadlineApril 1 (year not stated)The page gives this day without a year. Check the funder's page for the next round before you apply.Next date not announced

Cultural Economic Development Program – Arts – Operational Funding The Cultural Economic Development Program (CEDP) provides Operational Funding to professional arts organizations that stimulate sustainable economic development of the province’s cultural resources.

Amount
Not stated on the funder's page
Who can apply
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Where you must live
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Art forms
Theatre
Application fee
Not stated on the funder's page
Kind
Grant
How to get it
Open application “Applications should be concise, comprehensive and professional, and must include a balanced budget.”
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Eligibility

Please note that Individual artists are not eligible for CEDP funding. Organizations in receipt of CEDP Arts operational funding are eligible to apply for project funding through the Arts Infrastructure and Programming Fund (AIPF) , provided they meet any additional criteria of that fund. Eligible disciplines include: circus, dance, film and television*, Indigenous arts and practices, literary arts**, multi-disciplinary arts, music*** and sound, theatre and performing arts, visual arts and other similar creative and interpretative works and activities.

What to send

Applications should be concise, comprehensive and professional, and must include a balanced budget. Applicants must provide a financial statement (audited or revue engagement) from the last completed fiscal year.

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Source: https://www.gov.nl.ca/tcar/artsheritage/culture/funding-programs/cedp-arts/ (opens in a new tab). Our research read it on October 11, 2026.

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