Arts Advocacy

Holly Cannon-Hesse, a TPAC Teaching Artist, helps children explore early math concepts with games and movement

TPAC relies on support from local, state, and national public entities to provide the cultural and educational programs central to our work in Nashville and Tennessee.

Visit Education & Community to learn more about the critical arts education programs made possible thanks to government grant support.

TPAC is a proud member of Nashville Arts Coalition and Tennesseans for the Arts, advocating for public funding that supports arts organizations in Nashville and Tennessee.

TPAC encourages you to join us in thanking our public representatives for their support and in advocating for continued public funding for the arts. Investment in the arts is critical to improving learning outcomes for students and creating culturally and economically vibrant communities.

Nashville Arts Coalition

Nashville Arts Coalition

Nashville Arts Coalition is a group of individuals and organizations who advocate for public policy and public funding that supports a healthy arts ecology in Nashville. Find out more at NashvilleArtsCoalition.org

Tennesseans for the Arts

Tennesseans for the Arts

The arts teach critical skills – thinking for oneself, creating new ideas, working in teams, being innovative and imagining future technologies. Find out more at TN4Arts.org

Americans for the Arts

Americans for the Arts

Together we can work to ensure that every American has access to the transformative power of the arts. Find out more at AmericansfortheArts.org

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TPAC is proud to be funded in part by

Tennessee Performing Arts Center is supported, in part, by federal award number SLFRP5534 awarded to the State of Tennessee by the U.S. Department of Treasury.

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