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Alberta Music Travel Grant – Artist Travel for Showcase & Tour Support

October 31, 2024

Value

Grant contributions are limited to 75% of the total eligible expenses, and to a maximum of: ● Showcase – Domestic – $2,000 CAD ● Showcase – International – $3,500 CAD ● Tour – Domestic – $4,000 CAD ● Tour – International – $5,000 CAD

Description

The purpose of the Alberta Music Travel Grant is to support Alberta based artists to participate in touring and showcasing initiatives, domestically and internationally. We encourage applicants to carefully read through the guidelines as we continue to make program adjustments each deadline to better serve the needs of the community.

Eligible Applicants

The Alberta Music Travel Grant provides travel assistance to Alberta-based music companies, artists and individuals to support the growth and professional development of their careers.

Eligible Expenses

Applicants may receive up to 75% of their eligible budget. Total revenue from all sources cannot exceed eligible expenses. Applicants must claim all confirmed guarantees, contract fees, confirmed government grants or additional funding sources. Door/ ticket sales may be projected. Do not deduct your total revenues from your total expenses.

  • Artist and hired musician fees (max $150 per performance, or per day if the artist/musician performs more than once in a day)
  • Essential crew fees (person hired by the artist for a tour to provide only the services of tour manager, driver, road/equipment technician, lighting technician, sound mixer, merchandise seller, or childcare support hired to care for the artist’s children) (If a crew member is included to this application, that crew member is unable to also apply to the Business Travel Grant for the same initiative).
  • Per diem (max $50 per day)
  • Airfare (economy flights only)
  • Accommodations (max $300 per room)
  • Registration fees
  • Vehicle rental/ fuel
  • If using a privately owned vehicle, per km vehicle rate is $0.58km. This rate includes fuel so no fuel receipts will be accepted
  • Basic vehicle maintenance costs resulting from showcase or tour travel, such as oil changes. Alberta Music reviews these costs on a case-by-case basis, and the dates of the costs must be consistent with the dates of the showcase or tour
  • Ground transportation (taxis, ferries, etc.)
  • Travel visa fees directly associated with the initiative
  • Marketing & advertising (online & traditional)
  • Publicity
  • Radio promotions
  • Equipment rentals
  • Musical supplies such as guitar strings, drum skins, and batteries etc.
  • Long distance (usage and roaming) mobile phone charges incurred during the business trip
  • Travel Insurance
  • Merchandise (up to 10% of overall eligible budget).

Deadline Date

October 31, 2024 @ 11:59PM MST

Contact

Industry:

Arts and Culture

Location:

Alberta

Tags:

Artist, Travel

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