Municipal Community Grant funding coming to three PEC arts organizations | InQuinte.ca
×
Today's latest storiesUPDATE - Man with local hockey ties arrested in RCMP investigation into child luringGet a great meal deal while supporting local healthcare in QW next weekImpaired, assault, theft part of recent Northumberland OPP crime slateMunicipal Community Grant funding coming to three PEC arts organizationsSills Road in Centre Hastings to be closed next week for bridge replacementUPDATE: Missing Kingston man found safePreparations underway for Remembrance Day in Quinte WestPublic session to be held about Employment and Industrial Lands Study in PEC on November 24Belleville man charged with public intoxicationRemembrance Day Service changes and ceremonies in BellevilleBeyond the Headlines - U.S. midterm resultsScooter involved in single-vehicle crash near RossmoreWarm November weather could set record in QuinteQuinte Careers in Construction Highlights the Power of PartnershipsLocal housing sales increase but average price drops in PECFormer Bulls trainer, dedicated former funeral director passes awayWorkshop event in Quinte focuses on 'Allyship in Action' this ThursdayBig build at Base 31 part of October building permit activity in PECMore road paving work requiring road closure in Belleville WednesdayProvincial funding invested in Seniors Active Living Centres in Northumberland

Municipal Community Grant funding coming to three PEC arts organizations

By Brock Ormond Nov 4, 2026 | 2:37 PM

Three additional community organizations are bringing arts experiences to residents of Prince Edward County thanks to in-kind support from the County.

The 2026 secondary intake of the in-kind stream of the Municipal Community Grants program opened earlier this Fall. With these additional successful applications, the municipality has provided a total of just over $17,000 of in-kind support to 10 organizations in 2026.

The recipients during the secondary intake period include:

Alchemy Artists Residency
$678.00 for community hall rental towards Open Studio for Winterlude

Shatterbox Theatre
$1,991.61 for community hall rental for rehearsal space

Theatre at the Roundabout
$1,779.75 for community hall rental for rehearsal space

In-kind funding refers to services or resources offered by the municipality (use of municipal venues, services, equipment, labour, etc) as valued by the Fees and Charges By-Law that can help support the work of the applicant.
The in-kind support offered by the municipality reduces expenses of the work or initiative proposed.

A list of all 2026 recipients is available on the Prince Edward County’s Municipal Community Grants webpage.

To learn more about the Municipal Community Grants, please visit www.thecountyfoundation.ca or https://www.thecounty.ca/government/municipal-community-grant-program/.