MARQUETTE — The city of Marquette Office of Arts & Culture is now accepting project proposals for the final city of Marquette Art Week, set for June 23-28.

Celebrating a decade of arts and community, this milestone year will center around the theme STORIES, inviting projects that spark curiosity and reflection on our community and surroundings.

Art Week has inspired countless partnerships and programs that have grown beyond the summer event and the decade-long festival will now conclude with a celebration of the stories that have shaped Marquette’s creative identity.

The city Office of Arts and Culture remains committed to fostering creative opportunities in Marquette, working to integrate arts and culture into community events, building resources, enhancing public spaces and better supporting year-round initiatives.

Staff and partners look forward to collaboratively envisioning the next decade of local arts and culture with the Marquette community in the coming months.

Local artists, organizations, and businesses are encouraged to formally participate. Regrant funding is available via a generous grant from the Michigan Arts & Culture Council.

Applicants may request up to $400 in financial assistance. All project proposals must be submitted by March 7. For more details, visit, www.mqtcompass.com/artweek