The County of Sonoma Arts Impact Grant for Organizations (AIGO) funding will support the Green Music Center in 2026 in our effort to present a diverse array of the most compelling artists of our time who will engage audiences on and off our stages.

This grant will support a portion of the artist fees for the presentation of performances and artist-led educational activities for students at Sonoma State University and local K-12 schools during the Green Music Center's 2024-25 season.

The County of Sonoma Arts Impact Grant for Organizations (AIGO) funding will support the Green Music Center in 2025 in our effort to present a diverse array of the most compelling artists of our time who will engage audiences on and off our stages. Using our platform to work toward cultural equity, programming. 

This grant will support a virtual or in-person Green Music Center performance and lecture-demonstration by the string ensemble Invoke in October 2020.

This grant will support a virtual or in-person Green Music Center performance by the band DDAT in November 2020. It will also support the artists leading an educational activity for students in the Santa Rosa City Schools district.

The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation has funded the Green Music Center to commission Wicked Bodies (Sonoma) by Liz Lerman.  It is an evening-length, dance-theater piece that wonders about the persistence across time and culture of old crones, evil stepmothers, and the use of the body as a source of fear by institutions.  Lerman and her company will create this piece with SSU faculty and students, as well as members of the surrounding communities, and the premiere will take place at Green Music Center.