Grants, sponsorship & incentives

Event organisers may apply for up to five-year event licences with the City of Adelaide. Learn eligibility criteria to submit an expression of interest when they open.

Learn about the Adelaide Town Hall's Community Activation Fund for not-for-profit bodies and organisations.

The City of Adelaide offers a variety of Arts and Cultural Grants enabling artists and organisations to deliver projects that add to the vibrancy of the city.

Building Upgrade Finance helps eligible building owners make improvements to their non-residential buildings. Learn more about the scheme and how to apply.

Learn about the national CitySwitch program for city businesses to reduce their carbon emissions, and the incentives the City of Adelaide provide.

Learn about funding offered by the City of Adelaide for programs and events that foster participation and inclusion within the community.

The City of Adelaide provides financial support to organisations to assist in the staging of medium to large scale events and festivals within its boundaries. Learn what is eligible, when and how to apply.

The Facade Improvement Incentive (FII) provides generous grants to assist property owners with improving the street appeal of their unlisted pre-WWII historic character buildings within the CBD and North Adelaide commercial precincts.

The City of Adelaide’s Heritage Incentives Scheme helps to conserve the city’s unique heritage and character. Learn about funding, criteria and how to apply.

The City of Adelaide offers two noise management incentives to help residents reduce disturbance to their lifestyle by noise. Learn about them here, and apply.

The Recreation and Sport Grants Program provides funding to eligible clubs, groups and organisations that aim to promote and support physical activity in the city.

The Sustainability Incentives Scheme supports residents and organisations in the City of Adelaide with sustainable solutions.

The Undergrounding Funding Scheme is the City’s commitment to removal of overhead power lines, telecommunications cables and associated infrastructure to improve visual appeal, safety and usability of public places.