Events, opportunities,
and the road ahead

Grants for youth development programs in Victoria, Australia, with funding ranging from AUD $24,000 to $168,000.

Art competition for young artists with entries closing June 26 2026, judging period July 6-10.

A global open call for emerging and mid-career artists across all visual disciplines, with 100 selected artists featured.

An award offering $15,000 in total support including $10,000 for artwork creation and $5,000 for mentorship, plus extensive exhibition and professional support for regional visual artists.

Annual youth art prize welcoming entries from young creatives in East Gippsland region, with exhibition launch and winners announcement.

Youth art prize at Gippsland Art Gallery with application period May-August 2026.

An award for talented musicians across Western Australia, with a minimum Grade 6 AMEB or Year. Entries close Friday 30 August.

A Logan City competition for young musicians to showcase original work; nominations close 1 September 2026.

Annual youth art prize hosted by Penrith City Council, open to young artists with applications accepted until September 2026.

A competition for music arrangers, with the ensemble selected and applications opening on June 1st, 2026.

A youth art prize inviting young artists to submit a piece; submissions have been extended to 12 December 2026.

ArtsNational Societies offer opportunities to students, young artists and performers in their local area, through grants to individuals, schools and community.

The TYE program is a series of structured workshops for high school students where the students learn how to come up with a good business idea and build a plan.

Applications are open for youth-led community events grants in the lead up to Queensland Youth Week, supporting creative projects led by young people.

The program provides up to $10,000 per approved event to empower young people to showcase their skills, achievements, and contributions.

A program for young people interested in pursuing careers in the performing arts, including performers, designers, and more.

Business Camp is a leadership & team building experience for young people aged 7 to 15 years, inspiring the next generation of entrepreneurs.

iGen Foundation fuels youth potential through education and entrepreneurship, promoting business ownership as a dynamic pathway.

A competition celebrating the creativity and talent of young Queenslanders, with an opportunity to showcase their work.

Up to 1,500 scholarships are available to support students in social housing who are working hard to stay in school, TAFE, or university.