P.O. Box 544, Oxford MS 38655 (662) 236-6429 help@oxfordarts.com
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The Arts Incubator is a program that includes a variety of workshops, peer learning sessions, and networking events to help you grow local artists' and entrepreneurs' arts business.
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The Big Bad Business series is a monthly, free, small business workshop series that connects entrepreneurs with experts and resources in North Mississippi. Whether you are starting with an idea or well into your small business career, you can come get scalable assistance and connect with likeminded individuals. Programs are open to entrepreneurs in all fields with a special emphasis on the creative economy and nonprofits.  

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Check out the blog for artist interviews and information for creatives of all types!
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Each year the Yoknapatawpha Arts Council challenges creative entrepreneurs to formulate a goal for their business and to use the CSA to achieve or move toward it. Creatives use the CSA to share their story and invite people to support their growth as artists and entrepreneurs.
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Request a meeting with a member of the YAC staff! Anyone can request a meeting to discuss arts needs, private events, and more!
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Do you want to colloborate with YAC on a project? Are you seeking grant support of your project? Click here!
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Are you an artist who wants to produce an event at one of the YAC venues? Click here!
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YAC hosts a variety of creative arts classes for kids and adults each year. Click here to submit a class proposal! We would love to add you to the lineup!
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he Arts Council coordinates monthly and bimonthly shows in four Oxford locations including the Powerhouse, the Ulysses "Coach" Howell Activity Center, City Grocery, and Heartbreak Coffee. Applications open annually in the late summer/early fall.

The application for the 2024 Visual Arts Series is now available! Click here to apply! Deadline September 30th. 

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Featuring a rotating exhibit of 18 large-scale sculptures by locally, regionally, and nationally renowned exhibiting artists, this collaboration between the City of Oxford, The University of Mississippi, and the Yoknapatawpha Arts Council is the first outdoor sculpture program of its kind in North Mississippi.