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Arts Grants Program 2008

Investment in the arts is central to the vitality, liveability and
growth of our city. The City of Melbourne Arts Grants Program provides

MSPA Prides itself on the standard of work achieved on a yearly basis. The teachers all have extensive experience in the entertainment industry and are still very heavily involved in performing. All students that complete courses at MSPA receive certificates at the end of the course at the performance night. There are two concerts per year, mid-year and end of year. We run very successful fun filled holiday programs for those students that want to immerse themselves in the performing arts world.

Owner: Hunter Enterprises (Vic) P/L
Contact Name: Administration Officer
Address: 1st Floor 5 Fosters Road
Keilor Park, victoria, 3042
Telephone : 03 9336 0066
Fax: 03 9336 0144
Email: admin@msparts.com.au

About The Arts Bookshop

We seek to keep in stock all books currently in print on Australian Art, including Australian Aboriginal Art.

Bushfire Press is an Australian publishing house servicing Performing Arts Education in primary and post primary schools and non-professional and youth theatre

Multicultural Arts Victoria (MAV) is the only organisation of its kind in the State. Essentially MAV provides opportunities and support structures to artists and communities from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds as well as offering culturally diverse art to the public at large...

Regional Arts VIC

First Floor 147 Liardet Street
PORT MELBOURNE
VICTORIA AUSTRALIA 3207

PH 03 9644 1800
FAX 03 9646 3832
EMAIL enquiry@rav.net.au

Artshouse – North Melbourne Town Hall
521 Queensbury St
North Melbourne

Sunday Arts is a weekly one-hour, all-Australian arts and culture programme, featuring interviews, performances and profiles of Australian artists. The show this year features a mix of art forms - including visual art, music, architecture, design, literature and fashion.

5pm Sundays, ABC

Who are we?

AbaF is a company of the Australian Government, established in 2000 by the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts. AbaF’s national team is supported by a council and board of over 90 leading companies.

AbaF’s national office is in Melbourne and there are offices in every state.

AbaF’s national council operates as state-based networks called chapters. These chapters are chaired by business leaders and host regular functions. To find out about activities in your state, contact your state office.

Media enquiries: Nick Gadd on 03 9616 0300.

What do we do?

AbaF promotes private sector support for the arts. We connect business, the arts, donors and foundations through three programs – Partnering, Volunteering and Giving.

* Partnering
* Volunteering
* Giving

Who do we work with?

AbaF works with the business sector, the arts and cultural sector (organisations and individuals), the philanthropic sector (foundations, trusts and individuals), and local Councils (through the Arts Connecting Communities program) throughout Australia.

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