
Applications are now open for Arts in the Garden 2027
Applications are open for Arts in the Garden 2027, and the George West Mental Health Foundation invites interested artists to apply.
The application fee is $10 and is nonrefundable. The priority deadline is December 31, 2026, and later applications will be considered as space allows.
From George West Mental Health Foundation· Instagram · Nov 4
Open the post“Applications are now open for Arts in the Garden 2027! 🌿 Artists interested in participating are invited to take the first step by completing an application. The application fee is $10 and is nonrefundable. The priority application deadline is December 31, 2026. Applications received after this date will be considered as space allows. We look forward to welcoming another year of creativity, community and art in the garden! Learn more and apply at skylandtrail.org/aitg”
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