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In-Person and Virtual Workshops

In-person and virtual workshops and networking opportunities will be responsive to the needs and priorities of the ZAP community. These one-time, topic-specific events will be offered to provide training, support, and organizational development, not just for Tier II grantees, but to the broader nonprofit arts and culture community.

Events may be structured as workshops, panel discussions, online webinars, breakout discussions, casual networking opportunities, or a combination of offerings.

Upcoming Event

IS YOU Q SALT LAKE COUNTY Open House with Grant Writing Tips Panel THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6 | 2:30 - 5:OOPM CENTENNIAL ROOM

ZAP Open House

Open House with Grant Writing Tips Panel
Thursday, February 6
2:30 - 5:00 PM, Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center

ZAP is excited to announce that, this year, we are going to combine our annual Open House event with an in-person Grant Writing Tips Panel. This event is a great opportunity to connect with ZAP staff, network with fellow grantees, gain some grant writing tips from our panel presentation, engage in a hands-on activity, and pick up some ZAP branded materials. Below is the schedule for the event and a link to let us know you are interested in attending. We hope to see you there!

2:30 - 3:00PM: Check in, networking, participate in a hands-on activity, and pick up ZAP promotional materials.

3:00 - 4:00PM: ZAP 2025 updates and panel presentation providing some tips and tricks on your local public grant applications.

4:00 - 5:00PM: Networking, hands-on activity, and pick up ZAP promotional materials.

Grant Writing Tips Panel Presenters:

  • SUSAN CAMPBELL, Community Investment and Development Manager: Salt Lake City Arts Council
  • LYNETTE WENDEL, ZAP Tier I Advisory Board Member: Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks
  • STEPHANIE ROKICH, Grants Manager: Utah Division of Arts & Museums

Networking Activity with Bahaa Chmait

Experience designer & speaker Bahaa Chmait will lead us through an interactive networking activity.

Let’s face it, networking can feel like being thrown into the deep end without a life jacket—especially if small talk isn’t your strong suit. But don’t worry, this fun, engaging experience will keep you afloat and help you connect with confidence.