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The Hermitage Artist Retreat

Location
Englewood, FL
Grant Cycle
Fall 2024
Amount
$80,000
Type of Grant
Multi-year Program Support
Website
hermitageartistretreat ↗
Hermitage Beach Program Audience.
Hermitage Artistic Director and CEO Andy Sandberg, Anne Patterson, and Patrick Harlin.
Hermitage Beach Program.

The Hermitage is a national arts incubator and multidisciplinary artist retreat located on Manasota Key, Florida. For more than two decades, the Hermitage has invited accomplished artists across multiple disciplines for residencies on its beachfront campus, which is on the National Register of Historic Places. Hermitage artists are invited to interact with the local community, reaching thousands of Gulf Coast residents and visitors each year with unique and inspiring programs. Works created at this beachside retreat by a diverse and accomplished group of Hermitage alumni have gone on to renowned theaters, concert halls, and galleries throughout the world.

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