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Nonprofits›Luminaria

Arts, Culture & Humanities

Luminaria

SAN ANTONIO, TX

Website

Total revenue

$354K

Total expenses

$413K

Net assets

$76K

Grants received

$272K

28 grants

EIN

263764030

Tax year

2024

Mission

Luminaria delivers a contemporary arts program that includes a festival of international stature; supports downtown and the urban core; and brings attention to San Antonios multi-arts culture.

Programs

2 programs

LUMINARIA PLACEMAKINGIn January, Luminaria was selected by Bexar County to create a large-scale mural at Mission County Park to commemorate the 53 migrants that perished in the nations largest human smuggling tragedy In the Summer, Luminaria inaugurated a Pop-Up Art Gallery hosting 3 exhibitions featuring more than 20 local artists. Maestros was held in May; She Is / Ella Es was held in June; and XicaNext in August.

Expenses: $33K

LUMINARIA ARTIST FOUNDATION GRANT PROGRAMSThe Working Artist Fund continues to award up to $550 for professional development activities per artist living and working in Bexar County. Twelve out of 96 applicants were awarded for support with workshops, travel, supplies and materials, photoshoots, mentorship, website development, and marketing initiatives. To date, the Working Artist Fund has awarded $$92,835 to 187 artists.

Expenses: $5KGrants: $5K