Arts On Tour

The Arts on Tour roster lists a broad spectrum of Arkansas’s finest solo and ensemble performers, individual visual artists and prepared art exhibitions ready for touring within Arkansas. The online AOT listing facilitates the booking process for arts organizations, festival and event planners, schools, civic organizations and government entities interested in contracting with the artists.

The AOT program is designed to reimburse presenters who showcase Arkansas artists listed on the roster. When an AOT artist negotiates a contract with the presenter, the Arkansas Arts Council typically will subsidize 40 percent of the cost of the event as long as funds are available.

New AOT artists are selected each year through a panel process. 

Apply For The Arts On Tour Artist Roster

Applications to join the roster are closed until fall 2025.

To be eligible for the Arts on Tour Program, a performing or visual artist must: 

  • Maintain a primary residency in Arkansas, or must have an Arkansas based contact.
  • Have presented concerts, exhibitions, programs or lecture-demonstrations in locations away from their home location at least twice in the previous year. Exhibitions must have been presented in a formal gallery space.

The Arkansas Arts Council reserves the right to determine the appropriateness of the scope or nature of the presentation proposed by a selected Arts on Tour artist and retains the right to determine the suitability of an AOT artist to remain on the roster once they have been selected.

Arts on Tour Artist Roster application forms should be submitted online by completing the form linked below. You will receive an email confirmation when we have received your online submission.

 

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Delta Symphony Orchestra

Delta Symphony Orchestra
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Music: Symphony Orchestras Northeast
Arkansas Arts Council
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Location
3713 Burdyshaw, Jonesboro, AR, 72405
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As the only professional symphony orchestra in Northeast Arkansas, the Delta Symphony Orchestra has been entertaining, educating, and enriching the Delta region for over four decades. Offering a full range of concerts during the 47th Season, the DSO is an integral part of Delta culture, committed to artistic excellence and the performance of high-quality symphonic music. The orchestra strongly believes that communities with arts organizations are more economically successful, and the Delta Symphony Orchestra is proud to be a part of the great success story of Northeast Arkansas.

Now in its 30th year, the orchestra’s prestigious Young Artist Competition attracts talented musicians from across the United States, all vying for awards, cash prizes, and the chance to perform with the Delta Symphony Orchestra. These young artists, up to age 26, compete in one or more of five categories: piano, strings, woodwinds, brass/percussion, and voice. Grand Prize Winners perform with the Delta Symphony Orchestra on the Spring concert. Winners from past competitions have pursued successful careers in performance and music education in the United States and Europe.

In addition to offering full orchestra concerts, the DSO has various ensembles of orchestra members that can perform at civic clubs,schools, and community events. All performances can include speakers to enlighten the audience about the importance of symphonic music in our Delta region.

Requirements
Presenter should provide large percussion instruments, chairs and stands. Outdoor stage should have protective covering with sound equipment.
Fee
$11,000 for repeat of subscription concert; up to $12,000 for non-subscription special concert. Terms of performance and/or ensembles are negotiable.
Time Availability
Year round. Subscription repeats available October '20, December '20, February '21, May '21.

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