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Nonprofits›Random Acts Of Silliness

Arts, Culture & Humanities

Random Acts Of Silliness

BOZEMAN, MT

Website

Total revenue

$327K

Total expenses

$324K

Net assets

$34K

Grants received

$372K

16 grants

EIN

873798684

Tax year

2024

Mission

Random acts of silliness is an arts organization inspiring laughter and play in the gallatin valley. We build community by sparking whimsy and creativity in the young, and young at heart, through original and engaging art installations, theater productions, and random acts of silliness.

Programs

2 programs

The Cabinets of Curiosity at Story Mansion invited to visitors to immerse themselves in the curious collections of the mysterious Ravens Eye Society, a FICTIONAL club of collectors and explorers who traveled our world and beyond to gather the specimens contained in their magical cabinets of curiosity. The beautiful and interactive cabinets were created by REAL Montana artists and displayed throughout the historic Story Mansion. More than 7,550 visitors explored the cabinets over 3 weeks. 520 elementary and middle school students visited the installation and designed their own cabinets of curiosity. The installation was offered for free.

Expenses: $61K

The 5th annual Bumblewood Thicket Fairy Village was an enchanting public art installation containing 20 fairy homes and businesses created by Montana artists. Located in a city park, the village was free and open to the public. 30 volunteer docents put in 200 hours greeting more than 19,000 visitors over the course of three weeks at the end of summer. Approximately 500 visitors participated in the Build Your Own area by creating their own fairy houses. More than 6,000 visitors wrote letters to the fairies and 750 audience members attended the immersive magical fairy play! Both the fairy village and play were offered for free.

Expenses: $60K