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Reference: National Arts CouncilUpdated 2/5/2026

Tote Board Arts Fund

Assessed per project (no fixed cap). Applicants may concurrently seek funding from Arts Fund and other NAC grants for the same project.

The Tote Board Arts Fund is an initiative of the Singapore Totalisator Board, managed by a committee appointed by the National Arts Council (NAC). It provides support to local artists and arts groups in bringing the arts to communities and creating shared experiences for people to connect with one another. The fund aims to make the arts accessible to wider audiences while fostering social connections. The Arts Fund supports projects across multiple art forms including music, dance, theatre, musical theatre, multi-disciplinary performances, visual arts exhibitions (including photography), and literary arts events such as readings and poetry performances. Projects must demonstrate a well-designed approach to fulfilling social outcomes related to community building, national identity, and appreciation of the arts.

Eligibility Criteria

  • 01

    Individual artists, registered arts organisations, or collectives

  • 02

    Project must allow audiences to meet/connect with people from another social group

  • 03

    Project must increase awareness of local arts groups and art forms

  • 04

    Project must foster national identity and pride, or build appreciation for diversity

Frequently Asked Questions

Music, dance, and theatre performances; visual arts exhibitions; and literary arts events that connect people across social groups and build appreciation for local arts.

Yes, applicants may concurrently seek funding from the Arts Fund and other NAC grants for the same project.

Applications are assessed by an independent Arts Fund Committee appointed for FY2025-FY2027.

There is no fixed cap. Funding is assessed per project based on the proposal and its alignment with the fund's objectives.