Connecticut Office of the Arts
In Connecticut, the state agency charged with fostering the health of the creative economy is the Office of the Arts (COA), which is located in the Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD).
Connecticut Arts Advocacy organization. CAA is led by artists, educators, and arts executives from all over the state.
Department of Economic and Community Development Offices of Culture and Tourism
The Office of Tourism works to make tourism a leading economic contributor and a source of pride for Connecticut.
Connecticut Non Profit Alliance
The Alliance lends a powerful, collective voice to nonprofits throughout Connecticut, enhancing their capacity to build economically stable, healthy, and culturally rich communities.
Regional:
Arts Council of Greater New Haven
Arts & Culture Collaborative, Waterbury Region
Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County
Greater New Britain Arts Alliance
Cultural Alliance of Western CT
Southeast CT Cultural Coalition
Northwest Connecticut Arts Council
Local:
Bridgeport Arts and Cultural Council
Marketing, Events and Cultural Affairs – City of Hartford
Middletown Commission on the Arts
New Haven Department of Arts, Culture & Tourism
Newtown Cultural Arts Commission
Norwalk Advisory Commission on Arts & Culture
Oxford Cultural Arts Commission
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