Media Coverage

2023

“Futurist” by Shannon Lake, Pierce’s Corner, Suwanee (click on image for video).

What's going on in Suwanee

What’s going on in Suwanee! Muralist Corey L. Barksdale

 

In the News

 

“Explore Gwinnett recently awarded a total of $50,000 in grants to eight Gwinnett County non-profit arts and culture organizations through the Gwinnett Creativity Fund. These awards will assist organizations to continue and grow their operations, as well as support continued post-COVID recovery.”

— Karen Huppertz, For the AJC

“Explore Gwinnett, the county’s convention and visitors' bureau, has awarded the Suwanee Public Arts Commission a $10,000 Gwinnett Creativity Fund project grant.”

— Karen Huppertz, For the AJC

“Suwanee Performing Arts Receives Grant From Gwinnett Creativity Fund.”

— Suwanee Magazine

“At a time when many arts-focused organizations have had to cancel events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Explore Gwinnett has found a way to help. For the first time, Explore Gwinnett has awarded a total of $51,000 in grants to 10 Gwinnett non-profit arts organizations through the Gwinnett Creativity Fund.”

— Karen Huppertz, For the AJC

“Explore Gwinnett, the county's convention and visitors' bureau, has awarded the City of Suwanee Public Arts Commission a grant.”

—The Patch

“The program’s goals are to “allow non-profit arts organizations to grow and evolve, provide programmatic and educational opportunities, engage underserved audiences and enhance Gwinnett’s economic development and cultural landscape.”

Todd DeFeo for Patch

“A Gwinnett Creativity Fund grant has helped community non-profit, Button Art Inc. to install two Button Sculptures at the Infinite Energy Center in Duluth.”

— Karen Huppertz, For the AJC

“A new grant program for Gwinnett County nonprofit arts groups affected by the Covid-19 pandemic has launched with the application process set to start next week.”

ARTSATL Staff

“Sugar Hill’s Broad St. Concert Band was recently presented with a grant of $1,500 from Explore Gwinnett’s “Gwinnett Creativity Fund.” The band was one of 10 local nonprofits to receive the grant, and the resources will be used to support the organization’s arts-focused mission and operations following event cancellations and venue closures during the COVID-19 pandemic.”

Gwinnett Daily Post

“The program’s goals are to “allow non-profit arts organizations to grow and evolve, provide programmatic and educational opportunities, engage underserved audiences and enhance Gwinnett’s economic development and cultural landscape.”

— Karen Huppertz, For the AJC

Media Coverage

2023

04/28/23 - Explore Gwinnett Opens 2023 Gwinnett Creativity Fund Project Grant Application Window

06/23Gwinnett Forum, Gwinnett Creativity Fund announces $183,000 in grants

07/23Southwest Gwinnett Magazine

08/23 , Gwinnett Daily Post, Explore Gwinnett Awards Nearly $200K to local arts and culture organizations

2022

10/13/22 - Explore Gwinnett celebrates Artober with more than $150K in grants to local nonprofits

5/23/22 - Suwanee Public Arts Commission Gets Creative in Solving Problem with Amphitheatre

5/22/22 Explore Gwinnett awards over $115K to local arts and cultural organizations

5/20/22 -Explore Gwinnett Awards Over 115k to Local Arts and Cultural Organizations Through Gwinnett Creativity Fund

5/11/22 Explore Gwinnett Awards Suwanee Public Arts Commission Creativity Fund Project Grant

5/3/2022 Explore Gwinnett Awards Suwanee Public Arts Commission Creativity Fund Project Grant

3/3/22 - Explore Gwinnett Launches 2022 Creativity Fund Application for Local Arts and Cultural Organizations

2021

9/21/21 - Explore Gwinnett awards nearly 100k through Gwinnett Creativity Fund

9/15/21 - Explore Gwinnett awards nearly 100k through Gwinnett Creativity Fund

9/7/21 - Explore Gwinnett Awards Nearly $100K in Arts Project Grants

7/1/21Gwinnett Creativity Fund Awards $50,000 in Operating Grant Funds to Local Non-Profit Arts Organizations

2020

10/28/20Explore Gwinnett Awards First Gwinnett Creativity Fund Project Grants

6/29/20Explore Gwinnett Awards First Gwinnett Creativity Fund Operations Grants

5/6/20Explore Gwinnett Launches Gwinnett Creativity Fund 

 

In the News

 

“Explore Gwinnett recently awarded a total of $50,000 in grants to eight Gwinnett County non-profit arts and culture organizations through the Gwinnett Creativity Fund. These awards will assist organizations to continue and grow their operations, as well as support continued post-COVID recovery.”

— Karen Huppertz, For the AJC

“Explore Gwinnett, the county’s convention and visitors' bureau, has awarded the Suwanee Public Arts Commission a $10,000 Gwinnett Creativity Fund project grant.”

— Karen Huppertz, For the AJC

“Suwanee Performing Arts Receives Grant From Gwinnett Creativity Fund.”

— Suwanee Magazine

“At a time when many arts-focused organizations have had to cancel events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Explore Gwinnett has found a way to help. For the first time, Explore Gwinnett has awarded a total of $51,000 in grants to 10 Gwinnett non-profit arts organizations through the Gwinnett Creativity Fund.”

— Karen Huppertz, For the AJC

“Explore Gwinnett, the county's convention and visitors' bureau, has awarded the City of Suwanee Public Arts Commission a grant.”

—The Patch

“The program’s goals are to “allow non-profit arts organizations to grow and evolve, provide programmatic and educational opportunities, engage underserved audiences and enhance Gwinnett’s economic development and cultural landscape.”

Todd DeFeo for Patch

“A Gwinnett Creativity Fund grant has helped community non-profit, Button Art Inc. to install two Button Sculptures at the Infinite Energy Center in Duluth.”

— Karen Huppertz, For the AJC

“A new grant program for Gwinnett County nonprofit arts groups affected by the Covid-19 pandemic has launched with the application process set to start next week.”

ARTSATL Staff

“Sugar Hill’s Broad St. Concert Band was recently presented with a grant of $1,500 from Explore Gwinnett’s “Gwinnett Creativity Fund.” The band was one of 10 local nonprofits to receive the grant, and the resources will be used to support the organization’s arts-focused mission and operations following event cancellations and venue closures during the COVID-19 pandemic.”

Gwinnett Daily Post

“The program’s goals are to “allow non-profit arts organizations to grow and evolve, provide programmatic and educational opportunities, engage underserved audiences and enhance Gwinnett’s economic development and cultural landscape.”

— Karen Huppertz, For the AJC