Broomfield Council on the Arts & Humanities
Fiscal Sponsor groups
Native Art Market
Program Director: Maxx Lake
The Native Art Market presents and supports Indigenous artists and advocates that focus on issues of the Native Peoples. Started in 2026, this event was created to share the cultural creations and traditions of the First Peoples who settled Broomfield and Colorado. This annual event also serves to support groups, like MMIW.
Fiscal Sponsor Groups: Those groups that receive fiscal sponsorship services from BCAH, such as financial management. In addition to financial management, Sponsor groups also have access to grant writing services, shared and targeted marketing, professional guidance, event management assistance, and more.
Should your group become a Fiscal Sponsor Group? Becoming a Fiscal Sponsor Group of BCAH is a rewarding endeavor for your group, especially if you are just starting out. This membership level provides groups with the tools they need to be successful should they decide to form their own 501c3. This is also a wise option for groups that do not wish to handle the financial management side of their offerings or donations. Please contact the BCAH office for a consultation.
Artistic Director: Kelly Archer
Chadash Contemporary Dance Movement is a contemporary dance company that brings creative and thought-provoking performances by local and national dancers to the Broomfield Auditorium.
More information about this group is available at: ChadashDance.
President: Bob Pearson
Conductor: Sue McKnight
The mission of the Broomfield Civic Chorus is to present a season of choral concerts to our community, perform as requested by our community at public celebrations and events, and to provide singers and instrumentalists in our community with an excellent musical experience that does not require an audition. More information about this group is available at: BroomfieldCivicChorus.org.
Meet Your Broomfield Musicians
Program Director: Kaori Uno-Jack
Creating opportunities to bring live musicians to students through high school. It's important to show what each individual instrument is capable of and how music education can impact their future. There is much research showing that music education (especially instrument programs) improve math, language, communication, problem solving and more. To encourage the students to participate the instrumental programs, this project will open the door showing how much fun is to play music.
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