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Regional Arts NSW welcomes arts funding increase

Regional Arts NSW has welcomed the announcement of increased funding across 14 Regional Arts Boards.

7 Jan 2013 12:00

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Rural and regional communities are set to benefit from an injection of new arts funding. It has been announced that the NSW State Government will allocate almost $2 million across 14 individual Regional Arts Boards (RABs) operating within NSW.

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