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Funding for Arts

The arts in England are funded through a wide range of sources. These include Government subsidy, box office earnings, private donations and business sponsorship.

DCMS has produced a Guide to Arts Funding in England (PDF 591kb) available to download from this website. The guide aims to help people to understand the various sources of funding and enable them to identify specific funding opportunities.