Fiscal Sponsorship

AfricaNashville promotes cross-cultural relationships between celebrated African and American artists and provides hands-on artistic and educational exchanges from their respective cultures through music and dance.

Classical 615 is an audience-focused social media entity and website that aims to create an accessible and friendly centralized hub for those looking to experience classical music in Nashville, both seasoned patrons and those who are “classically curious” alike.

The Cold Fusion Play is a devised theatre piece with a cast comprised of Memphis youth, allowing them an opportunity to work through issues within today’s political climate.

Color Wheel Learning is an educational media platform that uses art and STEM to build skills, confidence, and creativity in children, especially those struggling with learning and managing emotions in a post-pandemic world.

“Darling, June” is a vibrant children’s series where June and Auntie Koko explore creativity, culture, and learning through music, storytelling, and adventure, discovering the world around them for the first time.

Inspired by its Latin name meaning “to elevate”, the mission of Elevare is to explore the diverse depths of sacred choral repertoire in performances that exhibit the highest musical quality for audiences throughout the Mid-South region.

Equal Access is an initiative designed to empower artists and artist managers from underrepresented demographics in country music by providing financial resources, training, and networking opportunities.

Good Soil Theater Company creates opportunities for local artists to grow by producing high-quality theatre to expand the theatre community in Cleveland, TN. As a result, Good Soil improves arts access for the city at large by activating spaces through the magic of live theatre.

The Gourd is creating a music & urban farm event celebrating synergies between making music & growing food in community.

The Hear(th) Project aims to encourage environmental stewardship borne out of love for the Earth and a greater awareness of our connection to nature and to each other. It will engage the artistic community, foster creativity, and spur dialogue around environmental issues.

“Living Music: Ra Kalam Bob Moses—A Story of Creativity, Resilience, and Rebirth” tells the story of an uncompromising artist’s journey from jazz legend to spiritual seeker, finding rebirth through music, mentorship, and resilience.

The L.O.V.E. Academy serves high school teens (grades 9-12) with after-school and summer programs in music, film, digital content, vocational training, and media with the goal of empowering teens to become self-sufficient, thoughtful leaders.

Melodia Studio Scholarship Program provides music lessons for all, regardless of ability to pay, through scholarship funds that pay teaching artists and administrators fairly for their work.

Igniting imagination, curiosity, empathy, and the creative process in all children and their families through art and play.

Aims to help the restaurant industry dig out of and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic by bringing awareness to and reviewing Nashville’s amazing eateries through a fun, engaging, and community-led television program.

Through curated exhibitions, interactive classes, and a marketplace, Scenic Stitches will inspire both seasoned artisans and newcomers alike, nurturing a deeper appreciation for the arts of weaving, knitting, spinning, quilting, felting, and more.

Every filmmaker has a unique story to tell. Southern Oasis Film Festival provides a platform where those stories can thrive and reach a broader audience while showcasing our region.

TN Fashion Council provides education, resources, and connections to those in the regional fashion community.

Even though we know how Ethel Rosenberg’s story ends, how much more of her story was not told? Revealed through a series of unfolding flashbacks–from hyper-realistic to surreal–this film is an invitation to pivotal moments in Ethel’s life and to the choices she did, or did not, make.

Who Speaks for Earth is a multi-media arts experience combining music videos, live performances, and hands-on workshops. Our goal is to inspire kids to express their love and concern for wildlife and the environment by creating their music and artwork. The program will be offered to schools, libraries, nature centers, camps and community arts programs.

A mural project to educate the public about the civil rights history of Nashville and honor the living participants of the Woolworth counter sit-ins with replicas of the original stools with their names on them.