​The Performing Arts League (PAL) announces that applications are now available for 2023 grants to nonprofit arts organizations for youth arts programs and scholarships to support young performers.  The mission of the Performing Arts League is to support youth involvement in the performing arts throughout Chattanooga and the surrounding area.  Applications can be downloaded from the PAL website: https://www.palchattanooga.org/scholarships--grants.html.  Notification of awards will be made on April 30, 2023.
 
Performing Arts League Grants encourage the expansion and development of programs that recruit, develop or train young students for participation in all disciplines of the performing arts, including dance, theatre, and instrumental and vocal music.  Grants are available to nonprofit organizations that actively support young performing artists.  Organizations may submit more than one qualifying project for consideration.  However, the Performing Arts League awards only one grant per organization per year.  Deadline for complete Grant application submission must be received by March 5, 2023. Notification of awards will be made by April 30, 2023.
 
Performing Arts League Scholarships encourage participation in programs that recruit, develop or train young students in all disciplines of the performing arts, including dance, theatre, and instrumental and vocal music.  Scholarships are available to individuals who are active participants in such programs.  More than one student within an organization may make a scholarship request.  The Performing Arts League awards only one scholarship per student per year.  Deadline for complete Scholarship Application submission must be received by March 20, 2023. Notification of awards will be made by April 30, 2023.
 
Greg Miller, President of the Performing Arts League, comments, “Our recent Sunday Showcase celebrated Chattanooga’s talented young performers and the wide array of youth ensembles supported by PAL grants and scholarships.  We look forward to receiving this year’s applications for projects that help educate and nurture these gifted and enthusiastic young artists and give them an outlet for their creative energies.  We also support individual students in their desire to expand their horizons with specialized training and intensive programs that enable them to realize their goals.  We are gratified that our grants and scholarships have brought meaningful opportunities to the many outstanding arts organizations and gifted young performers in our area.  We encourage all who qualify to submit an application for consideration.”
 
Founded in 2011, the Performing Arts League (PAL) is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to encouraging and supporting youth involvement in the performing arts throughout Chattanooga and Hamilton County.  Focusing on the disciplines of dance, theater, and vocal and instrumental music, PAL annually raises funds and awards grants to nonprofit performing arts organizations to support their programs for young people, as well as scholarships to individual young performers for additional intensive training.  Since 2014, the Performing Arts League has awarded over $170,000 in grants and scholarships that benefit a wide range of youth arts programs and aspiring young performers in the greater Chattanooga area.  For more information about the Performing Arts League and how to become a member, visit: https://www.palchattanooga.org/
 

 
The Performing Arts League (PAL) announces 2022 Grants and Scholarships awards totaling $16,100 to support youth involvement in the performing arts.  This year, PAL awarded Grants to eleven area non-profit arts organizations to fund instrumental, vocal, dance and theater programs to support arts programs that recruit, develop and train young performers.  PAL also awarded Scholarships to thirteen aspiring high school performers to encourage their development and training in the instrumental, vocal, dance and theatrical arts.
 
Greg Miller, President of the Performing Arts League, comments, “The mission of the Performing Arts League is to promote youth involvement in the performing arts.  We do this by supporting meaningful projects and opportunities for young performing artists both individually and as part of a group experience.  Over the years, we have been blessed to witness how these opportunities can change lives and impact our community in many positive and creative ways.  After two difficult years for the performing arts, we consider our support for these students essential to the growth and well-being of our community.  We are pleased to be able to fund these outstanding projects and individual young performers and encourage their aspirations.  We look forward to continuing this important work in the future and invite others to join us.”
 
2022 Grant Recipients: Center for Creative Arts, Chattanooga Ballet (Dance); Central High School, Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra Youth Orchestra, East Lake Expression Engine, Hixson High School Band, String Theory (Instrumental); Chattanooga Theatre Centre, Christian Family Theater Youth Theater (Theater) Chattanooga Boys Choir, Chattanooga Girls Choir (Vocal).
Young artists greatly benefit from PAL’s work in the arts community in Chattanooga
– Center for Creative Arts
 
2022 Scholarship Recipients: Abigail Anselmi, Jubilee Elliott, Elise Giles, Isabella Moore, Layla Reed, Alezah Trimble (Dance); Ronaldo Lorenzo, Axel Gonzalez-Matul, Jasper Sewell, Juan Velasquez-Varga, Harrison Wells (Instrumental); Nadia Giles (Theater); Julian Arellano (Vocal).
Thanks to the generosity of Performing Arts League, I am one small step closer to my dreams.
– Jubilee Elliott
 
The Performing Arts League (PAL) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting youth involvement in the performing arts throughout Chattanooga and the surrounding area.  In 2011, a group of fifteen people met to explore organizing a nonprofit corporation to benefit youth in the disciplines of theater, dance, and vocal and instrumental music.  This resulted in the formation of the Performing Arts League, Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to promote youth involvement in the performing arts.  The Performing Arts League, Inc. has grown to over sixty members composed of women and men, including active professionals and retirees.  Between May 2014 and May 2022, the Performing Arts League has awarded over $170,000 in Scholarships and Grants to individuals and to support non-profit youth arts programs in the greater Chattanooga area.  Among the individuals and organizations who have received funds from the Performing Arts League are: Ballet Tennessee, Central High School, Chattanooga Ballet, Chattanooga Boys Choir (Only Men Aloud), Chattanooga Clarinet Choir (Concerto Competition), Chattanooga Girls Choir, Chattanooga Symphony & Opera Youth Orchestras, Chattanooga Theatre Centre (Youth Theatre), Christian Family Theater, East Lake Expression Engine, Hixson High School Band, Howard School Band, Kiwanis Club of Chattanooga (Musical Playground), String Theory (Outreach Program), and Unity Performing Arts.  For more information about the Performing Arts League and how to donate or become a member, visit: https://www.palchattanooga.org/

The Performing Arts League (PAL) announces that applications are now available for 2022 grants to nonprofit arts organizations for youth arts programs and scholarships to support young performers.  The mission of the Performing Arts League is to support youth involvement in the performing arts throughout Chattanooga and the surrounding area.  Applications can be downloaded from the PAL website: https://www.palchattanooga.org/scholarships--grants.html.  Notification of awards will be made on April 30, 2022.
 
Performing Arts League Grants encourage the expansion and development of programs that recruit, develop or train young students for participation in all disciplines of the performing arts, including dance, theatre, and instrumental and vocal music.  Grants are available to nonprofit organizations that actively support young performing artists.  Organizations may submit more than one qualifying project for consideration.  However, the Performing Arts League awards only one grant per organization per year.  Deadline for complete Grant application submission must be received by March 15, 2022. Notification of awards will be made by April 30, 2022.
 
Performing Arts League Scholarships encourage participation in programs that recruit, develop or train young students in all disciplines of the performing arts, including dance, theatre, and instrumental and vocal music.  Scholarships are available to individuals who are active participants in such programs.  More than one student within an organization may make a scholarship request.  The Performing Arts League awards only one scholarship per student per year.  Deadline for complete Scholarship Application submission must be received by March 30, 2022. Notification of awards will be made by April 30, 2022.
 
Greg Miller, President of the Performing Arts League, comments, “Our recent Sunday Showcase celebrated Chattanooga’s talented young performers and the wide array of youth ensembles supported by PAL grants and scholarships.  We look forward to receiving this year’s applications for projects that help educate and nurture these gifted and enthusiastic young artists and give them an outlet for their creative energies.  We also support individual students to expand their horizons with specialized training and intensive programs that enable them to realize their goals.  We are gratified that our grants and scholarships have brought meaningful opportunities to the many outstanding arts organizations and gifted young performers in our area.  We encourage all who qualify to submit an application for consideration.”
 
The Performing Arts League (PAL) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting youth involvement in the performing arts throughout Chattanooga and the surrounding area.  In 2011, a group of fifteen people met to explore organizing a nonprofit corporation to benefit youth in the disciplines of theater, dance, and vocal and instrumental music.  This resulted in the formation of the Performing Arts League, Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to promote youth involvement in the performing arts.  The Performing Arts League, Inc. has grown to over sixty members composed of women and men, including active professionals and retirees.  Between May 2014 and May 2021, the Performing Arts League has awarded over $160,000 in Scholarships and Grants to individuals and to support youth arts programs in the greater Chattanooga area.  Among the individuals and organizations who have received funds from the Performing Arts League are: Chattanooga Ballet, Chattanooga Theatre Centre (Youth Theatre), Chattanooga Symphony & Opera Youth Orchestra, Ballet Tennessee, Chattanooga Girls Choir, Chattanooga Boys Choir (Only Men Aloud), Chattanooga Clarinet Choir (Concerto Competition), The Howard School Band, String Theory, East Lake Expression Engine, Unity Performing Arts, Christian Family Theater, and the Kiwanis Club of Chattanooga (Musical Playground).  For more information about the Performing Arts League and how to become a member, visit: https://www.palchattanooga.org/join-us.html

The Performing Arts League (PAL) announces the recipients of their 2021 Grants and Scholarships awards totaling $11,600 to support youth involvement in the performing arts. This year, PAL received seven applications from area organizations and awarded six grants to encourage the expansion and development of youth arts programs that recruit, develop or train young students. Scholarships were awarded to two young performers to encourage their further development and training.
Greg Miller, President of the Performing Arts League, comments, “The mission of the PerformingArtsLeagueistopromoteyouthinvolvementinthePerformingArts. Wedothisby supporting meaningful projects and opportunities for young performing artists both individually and as part of a group experience. Over the years, we have been blessed to witness how these opportunities can change lives and impact our community in such positive ways. Especially during this difficult year, we consider our support for these students essential to the growth and well-being of our community. We are pleased that we were able to fund these outstanding projects, and we look forward to continuing this important work in the future.”
2021 Grant Recipients: East Lake Expression Engine, String Theory (Instrumental); Chattanooga Boys Choir, Chattanooga Girls Choir (Vocal); Chattanooga Ballet (Dance); Christian Family Theater Youth Theater (Theater).
2021 Scholarship Recipients: Louise Howard (Instrumental); Harrison Wells (Dance)
The Performing Arts League (PAL) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting youth involvement in the performing arts throughout Chattanooga and the surrounding area. In 2011, a group of fifteen people met to explore organizing a nonprofit corporation to benefit youth in the disciplines of theater, dance, and vocal and instrumental music. This resulted in formation of the Performing Arts League, Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to promote youth involvement in the performing arts. The Performing Arts League, Inc. has grown to over sixty members composed of women and men, including active professionals and retirees. Between 2014 and April 2021, the Performing Arts League has awarded over $160,000 in Scholarships and Grants to individuals and to support youth arts programs in the greater Chattanooga area. Among the individuals and organizations who have received funds from the Performing Arts League are: Chattanooga Ballet, Chattanooga Theatre Centre (Youth Theatre), Chattanooga Symphony & Opera Youth Orchestras, Ballet Tennessee, Chattanooga Girls Choir, Chattanooga Boys Choir (Only Men Aloud), Chattanooga Clarinet Choir (Concerto Competition), The Howard School Band, String Theory, East Lake Expression Engine, Unity Performing Arts, Christian Family Theater, and the Kiwanis Club of Chattanooga (Musical Playground). For more information about the Performing Arts League and how to become a member, visit: https://www.palchattanooga.org/ 

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The Performing Arts League (PAL) announces that applications are now available for 2021 grants to arts organizations for youth arts programs and scholarships to support young performers.  The mission of the Performing Arts League is to support youth involvement in the performing arts throughout Chattanooga and the surrounding area.  Applications can be downloaded from the PAL website: https://www.palchattanooga.org/scholarships--grants.html.  Notification of awards will be made on April 30, 2021.
 
Performing Arts League Grants encourage the expansion and development of programs that recruit, develop or train young students for participation in all disciplines of the performing arts, including dance, theatre, and instrumental and vocal music.  Grants are available to organizations that actively support young performing artists.  More than one project within the organization may qualify for a grant request.  However, the Performing Arts League awards only one grant per organization per year.  Deadline for complete Grant application submission must be received by March 15, 2021. Notification of awards will be made by April 30, 2021.
 
Performing Arts League Scholarships encourage participation in programs that recruit, develop or train young students in all disciplines of the performing arts, including dance, theatre, and instrumental and vocal music.  Scholarships are available to individuals who are active participants in such programs.  More than one student within an organization may make a scholarship request.  The Performing Arts League awards only one scholarship per student per year.  Deadline for complete Scholarship Application submission must be received by March 30, 2021. Notification of awards will be made by April 30, 2021.
 
Greg Miller, President of the Performing Arts League, comments, “This has been a challenging year for anyone involved in the performing arts.  Not only have performances been restricted, but even rehearsing has become problematic.  Local youth-involved performing arts programs, however, have proven resilient.  This was evident in the performances shown as part of our “Virtual Showcase,” the online event presented recently by The Performing Arts League and the UTC Department of the Performing Arts.  Although our ability to raise funds has been severely reduced due to the pandemic, we do have an opportunity to provide limited support this year. We encourage all who qualify to submit an application for consideration.”
 
The Performing Arts League is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting youth involvement in the performing arts throughout Chattanooga and the surrounding area.  In 2011, a group of fifteen people met to explore organizing a nonprofit corporation to benefit youth in the disciplines of theater, dance, and vocal and instrumental music.  This resulted in formation of the Performing Arts League, Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to promote youth involvement in the performing arts.   The Performing Arts League, Inc. is composed of a varied group of people interested in the arts, including active professionals and retirees. Between 2014 and 2020, the Performing Arts League awarded over $150,000 in Scholarships and Grants to individuals and to support youth arts programs in the greater Chattanooga area.  Among the individuals and organizations who have received funds from the Performing Arts League are: Chattanooga Ballet, Chattanooga Theatre Centre (Youth Theatre), Chattanooga Symphony & Opera Youth Orchestras, Ballet Tennessee, Chattanooga Girls Choir, Chattanooga Boys Choir (Only Men Aloud), Chattanooga Clarinet Choir (Concerto Competition), The Howard School Band, String Theory, East Lake Expression Engine, Unity Performing Arts, Christian Family Theater, and the Kiwanis Club of Chattanooga (Musical Playground).  For more information about the Performing Arts League and how to become a member, visit: https://www.palchattanooga.org/