Multi-sector funding

Senate Department for Culture and Europe

1 January, 2050

The Senate Department for Culture and Europe allocates funds to support artistic projects (including festivals and series) from specific disciplines as well as cross-sector projects which will be realized in Berlin.

You can find more information here on the different programmes covered by multi-sector funding.

Overview of multi-sector funding programmes
PDF document (85.3 kB) - as of: April 2020 Download (German only)

Further information on the Senate Department for Culture and Europe's website.

For further reading

Ensemble Prize (Deadline: 1.3.26)

The Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation has founded the Ensemble Prize to provide long-term, individual support for the structural and artistic development of young ensembles.

bangaloREsidency (Frist: 15.4.26)

The bangaloREsidency was launched as a long-term collaboration between the Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan Bangalore and various innovative and contemporary art and cultural spaces in Bangalore. The aim of the program is to offer artists living and working in Germany a platform that e...

Musikfonds (Deadline: 31.3.26)

Musikfonds supports outstanding projects in all areas of contemporary music that are distinguished by their quality, make an exemplary contribution to the further artistic development of music and, when viewed together, make the overall national significance of the funding visible.

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Guides | How do I write a funding application?

This guide on writing applications encourages you to view the process less as a necessary evil (which it undoubtedly is) and more as a way of refining your project's concept.

Ensemble Prize (Deadline: 1.3.26)

The Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation has founded the Ensemble Prize to provide long-term, individual support for the structural and artistic development of young ensembles.