ARTS BUSINESS PROGRAM
ARTS COUNCIL OF NEW ORLEANS
818 Howard Ave., Suite 300 • New Orleans, LA 70115
Phone: (504) 523-1465 • Fax (504) 529-2430
E-mail:
stcorey@artscouncilofneworleans.org  •  Website: www.artscouncilofneworleans.org

         
  Shirley Trusty Corey - President, Arts Council of New Orleans

 

 

Primary Client Type
Special Focus-arts

Area Served by Incubator
Metropolitan New Orleans

Year Opened
1992

Corporate Status
501 c 3

Primary Sponsor
Arts Council of New Orleans

       

 

The Arts Council’s Arts Business Program is a centralized source of easy, practical business assistance for area artists, arts organizations, and arts businesses. Started in 1991, the Arts Business Program is a place where individuals and organizations can learn, grow their businesses, and exchange ideas and creative energy. In 1999, the Arts Business Program was recognized as a national model when the National Business Incubation Association named it “Business Incubator of the Year."

Services offered:
Workshops on subjects such as marketing, audience development, fundraising, legal issues, technology, and more.

Entrepreneurial Training through our Artist as Entrepreneur Program, an intensive 30 hour, multi week session dedicated to assisting area visual artists with their career development.

Consultations: Arts Business Program staff works to review your arts business plan, and assists you with resources, planning, and networking.

Louisiana Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, providing free legal assistance to low to moderate income Louisiana artists, LVLA is also a partner in the ELLA Project and works as a matching service to match our clients with pro-bono lawyers.

Group Health Insurance, taking advantage of large group rates, health insurance is available to full time staff of local businesses and organizations who are Organizational members.

Arts Market: Administers the monthly Arts Market of New Orleans at Palmer Park, a free market featuring local artisans, performing arts, and kids’ activities.

Who is eligible for services from the Arts Business Program?
Anyone associated with the arts of New Orleans, be it visual, performing, music, film, literary, for-profit or non-profit. Staff is available by appointment to offer consultations and advice to artists seeking to develop their careers. Workshops are open to the public, (though members receive a reduced rate). Louisiana Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts services are open to Arts Council or Tipitina’s Music Co-Op members Services such as Group Health Insurance, and Credit Union are available only to members.

         

 

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