Snow Farm is proud to offer multiple opportunities that open our doors wider to diverse audiences. As a nonprofit organization, our mission is to awaken and nourish the life-changing power of creativity - for everyone who seeks it. Each of our programs has a different focus and application criteria; candidates are welcome to apply to all that fit their situation. Scroll down to learn about the
- Workshop Access Program,
- Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Scholarships,
- Free Independent Residencies,
- Work-Study Program,
- Scholarships for High School Students.
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As a way to strengthen our commitment to equity and inclusion, Snow Farm offers scholarships for artists from marginalized racial and ethnic groups. We value diverse voices, backgrounds, and experiences, yet we recognize that some groups of people are underrepresented on our campus due to historical barriers and those that exist in the present. These scholarships provide both access and an invitation.
As the landscape is coming alive, and Snow Farm is readying for the workshop season, we are opening our studios for three, one-week residencies in April. Residents are provided with housing, kitchen facilities, and 24-hour exclusive use of one studio. Applicants who meet the criteria for safe and independent work in the studio will be entered into a lottery. This relatively new opportunity expands the Snow Farm offerings for experienced artists and complements the 
The Work-Study program is an opportunity for students, artists, and craftspeople (ages 18+) to work at Snow Farm in various capacities in exchange for tuition-free workshops, housing, and meals (when the dining hall is open.) The Program runs from the end of April – October in five sessions.